Chinese University students wear masks during a march before the graduation ceremony. Photo: Winson Wong
Graduation ceremonies at two Hong Kong universities disrupted by masked students, with one event halted and the other delayed
- Disputes break out at Chinese University as man claiming to be mainland student arrested after waving knife at protesters
- Students dash on stage at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, with one shouting slogan in front of president
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Hong Kong protests
Chinese University students wear masks during a march before the graduation ceremony. Photo: Winson Wong
Students hold a sit-in at Ying Wa College, one of several pupil protests held across the city on Tuesday. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong pupils cover faces in citywide protests marking one month since mask ban introduced
- Students from at least five schools take part in demonstrations, including a march in support of two arrested students from elite secondary
- The controversial ban was brought in on October 5 to curb anti-government unrest that has gripped city since June
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Hong Kong protests
Students hold a sit-in at Ying Wa College, one of several pupil protests held across the city on Tuesday. Photo: Winson Wong