A woman cries for anti-government protesters as they hand out face masks to local residents, outside Kwai Fong MTR station on August 12. Riot police had fired tear gas in the area the night before. Photo: Winson Wong A woman cries for anti-government protesters as they hand out face masks to local residents, outside Kwai Fong MTR station on August 12. Riot police had fired tear gas in the area the night before. Photo: Winson Wong
A woman cries for anti-government protesters as they hand out face masks to local residents, outside Kwai Fong MTR station on August 12. Riot police had fired tear gas in the area the night before. Photo: Winson Wong
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Letters | Hong Kong election ban on Joshua Wong yet more proof of clueless government

  • Whether one agrees or disagrees with Wong, he is a highly talented politician, a rarity in Hong Kong, now denied a chance to move forward from the role of protester to that of a constitutionally elected representative

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
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Updated: 7:00am, 30 Oct, 2019

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A woman cries for anti-government protesters as they hand out face masks to local residents, outside Kwai Fong MTR station on August 12. Riot police had fired tear gas in the area the night before. Photo: Winson Wong A woman cries for anti-government protesters as they hand out face masks to local residents, outside Kwai Fong MTR station on August 12. Riot police had fired tear gas in the area the night before. Photo: Winson Wong
A woman cries for anti-government protesters as they hand out face masks to local residents, outside Kwai Fong MTR station on August 12. Riot police had fired tear gas in the area the night before. Photo: Winson Wong
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