In Mong Kok, all protesters that the Post talked to seemed unfazed by the extension of the injunctions. Photo: Dickson Lee In Mong Kok, all protesters that the Post talked to seemed unfazed by the extension of the injunctions. Photo: Dickson Lee
In Mong Kok, all protesters that the Post talked to seemed unfazed by the extension of the injunctions. Photo: Dickson Lee
Occupy Central
Hong Kong

Police can arrest protesters who obstruct bailiffs, Hong Kong's High Court rules

Mong Kok and Admiralty occupied zones could be cleared within days, after High Court ruling

Topic |   Occupy Central
Clifford Lo
JULIE CHU  and Clifford Lo

Updated: 4:19pm, 20 Jun, 2018

Why you can trust SCMP
In Mong Kok, all protesters that the Post talked to seemed unfazed by the extension of the injunctions. Photo: Dickson Lee In Mong Kok, all protesters that the Post talked to seemed unfazed by the extension of the injunctions. Photo: Dickson Lee
In Mong Kok, all protesters that the Post talked to seemed unfazed by the extension of the injunctions. Photo: Dickson Lee
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