More than 80 alumnae of Diocesan Girls’ School stage a silent demonstration outside the prestigious secondary school on the morning of September 3 to call for more freedom of expression on campus and to show support to students on strike across Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen More than 80 alumnae of Diocesan Girls’ School stage a silent demonstration outside the prestigious secondary school on the morning of September 3 to call for more freedom of expression on campus and to show support to students on strike across Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
More than 80 alumnae of Diocesan Girls’ School stage a silent demonstration outside the prestigious secondary school on the morning of September 3 to call for more freedom of expression on campus and to show support to students on strike across Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Comment /  Letters

Letters | Six steps Hong Kong must take to end the protest crisis in the spirit of reconciliation

  • The prosecution of protesters will not only be expensive and time-consuming, but deepen resentment
  • Instead, the government should pursue amnesty for protesters and police, after which the chief executive must offer her resignation

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
Letters
Letters

Updated: 6:40am, 11 Sep, 2019

Why you can trust SCMP
More than 80 alumnae of Diocesan Girls’ School stage a silent demonstration outside the prestigious secondary school on the morning of September 3 to call for more freedom of expression on campus and to show support to students on strike across Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen More than 80 alumnae of Diocesan Girls’ School stage a silent demonstration outside the prestigious secondary school on the morning of September 3 to call for more freedom of expression on campus and to show support to students on strike across Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
More than 80 alumnae of Diocesan Girls’ School stage a silent demonstration outside the prestigious secondary school on the morning of September 3 to call for more freedom of expression on campus and to show support to students on strike across Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
READ FULL ARTICLE