An HSBC branch is vandalised by protesters in Mong Kok on Christmas Day. HSBC became a target after Hong Kong police froze crowdfunded capital from a corporate account held by Spark Alliance HK, a non-profit organisation set up in 2016 to help protesters. Photo: May Tse
An HSBC branch is vandalised by protesters in Mong Kok on Christmas Day. HSBC became a target after Hong Kong police froze crowdfunded capital from a corporate account held by Spark Alliance HK, a non-profit organisation set up in 2016 to help protesters. Photo: May Tse
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Letters | No glory in violent Hong Kong protests, and no future for city if the cycle can’t be stopped

  • The so-called fair, open and transparent district council elections did not advance freedoms. They only gave the violent mob a mandate to suppress the freedoms of others

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Updated: 7:52am, 28 Dec, 2019

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An HSBC branch is vandalised by protesters in Mong Kok on Christmas Day. HSBC became a target after Hong Kong police froze crowdfunded capital from a corporate account held by Spark Alliance HK, a non-profit organisation set up in 2016 to help protesters. Photo: May Tse
An HSBC branch is vandalised by protesters in Mong Kok on Christmas Day. HSBC became a target after Hong Kong police froze crowdfunded capital from a corporate account held by Spark Alliance HK, a non-profit organisation set up in 2016 to help protesters. Photo: May Tse
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