Opposition lawmakers including Tanya Chan (standing on table) hold up protest posters and disrupt Chief Executive Carrie Lam’s policy address, in the Legislative Council chamber on October 16. Photo: Edward Wong
Want a better future for Hong Kong? Start by ending the chaos in the Legislative Council
- Endless disruption and heckling is foolish; pro-democracy lawmakers should be listening, criticising and making recommendations for a better Hong Kong
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Hong Kong protests
Opposition lawmakers including Tanya Chan (standing on table) hold up protest posters and disrupt Chief Executive Carrie Lam’s policy address, in the Legislative Council chamber on October 16. Photo: Edward Wong
The protests in Hong Kong have become increasingly violent. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong protests will have ‘unbearable and devastating consequences’, Chinese state media says
- Aim of opposition lawmakers is to ‘mess up Hong Kong, overthrow [its] government and seize power’, People’s Daily says in commentary
- The ‘continuous politicisation and violence is seriously damaging the inherent strength of [the city’s] economy’, it says
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Hong Kong protests
The protests in Hong Kong have become increasingly violent. Photo: Sam Tsang