Roland Chin wrote that the university was ‘deeply concerned’ about the student’s arrest. Photo: Edward Wong Roland Chin wrote that the university was ‘deeply concerned’ about the student’s arrest. Photo: Edward Wong
Roland Chin wrote that the university was ‘deeply concerned’ about the student’s arrest. Photo: Edward Wong
Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

Baptist University raises concerns over student reporter arrested for allegedly carrying a knife while covering Hong Kong unrest

  • Third-year journalism student was arrested for carrying a table knife, which he said was for cutting mooncakes
  • Vice chancellor Roland Chin urges police ‘to ensure the case is handled properly and fairly’, while student march demands university leadership condemns the force

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
Yujing Liu
Yujing Liu

Updated: 3:57pm, 17 Sep, 2019

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Roland Chin wrote that the university was ‘deeply concerned’ about the student’s arrest. Photo: Edward Wong Roland Chin wrote that the university was ‘deeply concerned’ about the student’s arrest. Photo: Edward Wong
Roland Chin wrote that the university was ‘deeply concerned’ about the student’s arrest. Photo: Edward Wong
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