Hong Kong police will make their first ever foray into social media with the launch of an official Facebook page to win back public confidence shattered by the Occupy protests. Photo: Reuters Hong Kong police will make their first ever foray into social media with the launch of an official Facebook page to win back public confidence shattered by the Occupy protests. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong police will make their first ever foray into social media with the launch of an official Facebook page to win back public confidence shattered by the Occupy protests. Photo: Reuters
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Hong Kong police 'friend' request: force launches Facebook page to overcome post-Occupy negativity

Foray into social media aims to rebuild public confidence post-Occupy

Topic |   Occupy Central
Raquel CarvalhoNiall Fraser
Raquel Carvalho  and Niall Fraser

Updated: 10:03am, 27 Sep, 2015

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Hong Kong police will make their first ever foray into social media with the launch of an official Facebook page to win back public confidence shattered by the Occupy protests. Photo: Reuters Hong Kong police will make their first ever foray into social media with the launch of an official Facebook page to win back public confidence shattered by the Occupy protests. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong police will make their first ever foray into social media with the launch of an official Facebook page to win back public confidence shattered by the Occupy protests. Photo: Reuters
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