Workers sweep up litter left behind on the Harcourt Road flyover in Admiralty on June 13, a day after anti-extradition bill protests took place outside the Legislative Council. Photo: Winson Wong
Opinion
Opinion
A New Year’s resolution for Hong Kong’s protesters, police and government: account for the collateral damage of your actions
- The heavy cost paid by street cleaners, the homeless and workers in small businesses must not be ignored or forgotten
- Both the protesters, who target Hong Kong’s prosperity, and the government, which is playing a waiting game, should realise their strategies hit the most vulnerable the hardest
Workers sweep up litter left behind on the Harcourt Road flyover in Admiralty on June 13, a day after anti-extradition bill protests took place outside the Legislative Council. Photo: Winson Wong