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Opinion
SCMP Columnist
Shades Off by Peter Kammerer
Protest violence should not be the focus. Young or old, Hongkongers just want a better government
- The spotlight on youth discontent diverts attention from the fact that a wide cross-section of society are asking for a bigger say in Hong Kong
- When peaceful demands go unmet, some will turn to violence, as some youngsters have done
Published: 1:30pm, 15 Jul, 2019
Updated: 12:01pm, 16 Jul, 2019
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On July 1, protesters stormed the Legislative Council chamber and put up Hong Kong’s colonial-era flag underneath a banner saying, “Forced to the point of no return”. Photo: Antony Dickson
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Opinion
Amy Ng
In defence of every Hongkonger’s right to scold the chief executive
- China’s promise to maintain Hong Kong’s status quo for 50 years must include a continuation of the freedoms enjoyed – including the right to take our leaders to task. Yes, one can be free and Chinese
Published: 8:00am, 14 Jul, 2019
Updated: 4:20pm, 14 Jul, 2019
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On July 1, protesters stormed the Legislative Council chamber and put up Hong Kong’s colonial-era flag underneath a banner saying, “Forced to the point of no return”. Photo: Antony Dickson
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