Lawyer Joy Luk at a protest in Causeway Bay, on September 29. Photo: Nora Tam Lawyer Joy Luk at a protest in Causeway Bay, on September 29. Photo: Nora Tam
Lawyer Joy Luk at a protest in Causeway Bay, on September 29. Photo: Nora Tam
Rachel Cheung
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Hong Kong’s blind protester on life on the front line and why she will keep demonstrating

Joy Luk, a 41-year-old lawyer from Yuen Long, first experienced tear gas 14 years ago and has been active in the current protests. She explains why making her presence felt is so important to her

Rachel Cheung
Rachel Cheung

Updated: 11:31am, 1 Nov, 2019

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Lawyer Joy Luk at a protest in Causeway Bay, on September 29. Photo: Nora Tam Lawyer Joy Luk at a protest in Causeway Bay, on September 29. Photo: Nora Tam
Lawyer Joy Luk at a protest in Causeway Bay, on September 29. Photo: Nora Tam
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Rachel Cheung

Rachel Cheung

Rachel Cheung was a culture reporter at the Post until 2019. She graduated from Chinese University of Hong Kong with a degree in journalism and communication, and joined the Post in 2016.