Riot police and anti-government protesters clash in Causeway Bay on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
Beijing to hold second press briefing on Hong Kong unrest in two weeks
- Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office announces it will speak to the media on Tuesday, after Chief Executive Carrie Lam issues stern warning
- Source says office may announce ‘something new’, but according to an official, Beijing’s position on the city remains largely unchanged
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Hong Kong extradition law
Riot police and anti-government protesters clash in Causeway Bay on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
Chief Executive Carrie Lam, flanked by eight of her ministers, addresses the press in Tamar. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong being dragged down ‘path of no return’ says Carrie Lam, as she calls protests an attack on Beijing’s sovereignty
- Embattled chief executive makes first public appearance for two weeks and accuses protesters of attempting to destroy city
- Lam refuses to resign and calls on anti-government demonstrators to stop gambling with lives of 7 million people
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Hong Kong protests
Chief Executive Carrie Lam, flanked by eight of her ministers, addresses the press in Tamar. Photo: Sam Tsang