Pro-democracy supporters celebrate on November 25, a day after Hongkongers turned out in force to give opposition candidates a landslide win at the district council elections. Photo: AP
Hong Kong’s pro-democracy leaders won the elections: now they must show how democracy can solve problems
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Hong Kong district council elections
Pro-democracy supporters celebrate on November 25, a day after Hongkongers turned out in force to give opposition candidates a landslide win at the district council elections. Photo: AP
Kevin Yeung, secretary for education, says universities need to improve their management and consider restricting entry following the occupation of campuses by protesters. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Education minister Kevin Yeung says Hong Kong universities need to consider reviewing security and restricting entry after radical protesters targeted campuses
- He says universities need to find a balance between keeping campuses open and implementing access control, especially after the PolyU siege
- Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung hopes the end of the PolyU incident will mark the resumption of peace in the city
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Hong Kong protests
Kevin Yeung, secretary for education, says universities need to improve their management and consider restricting entry following the occupation of campuses by protesters. Photo: Xiaomei Chen