Black-clad protesters occupy a section of Des Voeux Road in Central on December 8, engaging in a standoff with riot police that continued into the evening. Photo: Winson Wong
Black-clad protesters occupy a section of Des Voeux Road in Central on December 8, engaging in a standoff with riot police that continued into the evening. Photo: Winson Wong
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Letters | Protests mean Hongkongers should accept that their apolitical ‘sheltered lives’ have ended

  • Humans naturally cling to stability, but the days of living, working and ignoring politics in Hong Kong are over

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Updated: 6:55am, 10 Dec, 2019

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Black-clad protesters occupy a section of Des Voeux Road in Central on December 8, engaging in a standoff with riot police that continued into the evening. Photo: Winson Wong
Black-clad protesters occupy a section of Des Voeux Road in Central on December 8, engaging in a standoff with riot police that continued into the evening. Photo: Winson Wong
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