Diners listen as TV stations play a pre-recorded message from Chief Executive Carrie Lam announcing the withdrawal of the extradition bill, on September 4. Photo: Robert Ng Diners listen as TV stations play a pre-recorded message from Chief Executive Carrie Lam announcing the withdrawal of the extradition bill, on September 4. Photo: Robert Ng
Diners listen as TV stations play a pre-recorded message from Chief Executive Carrie Lam announcing the withdrawal of the extradition bill, on September 4. Photo: Robert Ng
Philip Bowring
Opinion

Opinion

Philip Bowring

Carrie Lam has bought time with Hong Kong extradition bill withdrawal: now she must find the means of change

  • Hong Kong’s chief executive should sack half of her Exco to bring in change-makers, raise the possibility of widening voting rights, and start hacking away at policies that entrench the elite

Philip Bowring
Philip Bowring

Updated: 9:30am, 8 Sep, 2019

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Diners listen as TV stations play a pre-recorded message from Chief Executive Carrie Lam announcing the withdrawal of the extradition bill, on September 4. Photo: Robert Ng Diners listen as TV stations play a pre-recorded message from Chief Executive Carrie Lam announcing the withdrawal of the extradition bill, on September 4. Photo: Robert Ng
Diners listen as TV stations play a pre-recorded message from Chief Executive Carrie Lam announcing the withdrawal of the extradition bill, on September 4. Photo: Robert Ng
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