The message of a new ad campaign promoting Hong Kong abroad, following on from an earlier one in September, is that the city’s fundamentals and freedoms remain intact. But the timing is wrong. Photo: Twitter The message of a new ad campaign promoting Hong Kong abroad, following on from an earlier one in September, is that the city’s fundamentals and freedoms remain intact. But the timing is wrong. Photo: Twitter
The message of a new ad campaign promoting Hong Kong abroad, following on from an earlier one in September, is that the city’s fundamentals and freedoms remain intact. But the timing is wrong. Photo: Twitter
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Confidence should be restored at home first

  • Glossy adverts are once more trying to sell the city to the world but, with protests continuing, the timing is wrong and ending violence has to be a government priority

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Updated: 9:41pm, 18 Dec, 2019

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The message of a new ad campaign promoting Hong Kong abroad, following on from an earlier one in September, is that the city’s fundamentals and freedoms remain intact. But the timing is wrong. Photo: Twitter The message of a new ad campaign promoting Hong Kong abroad, following on from an earlier one in September, is that the city’s fundamentals and freedoms remain intact. But the timing is wrong. Photo: Twitter
The message of a new ad campaign promoting Hong Kong abroad, following on from an earlier one in September, is that the city’s fundamentals and freedoms remain intact. But the timing is wrong. Photo: Twitter
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