A look at Hong Kong’s rioting laws after the jailing of Edward Leung and Lo Kin-man for their roles in the Mong Kok unrest
Lo Kin-man (left) and Edward Leung Tin-kei are escorted from the Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre. Photo Sam Tsang
A look at Hong Kong’s rioting laws after the jailing of Edward Leung and Lo Kin-man for their roles in the Mong Kok unrest
Following the controversial sentencing of the former Hong Kong Indigenous spokesman, the Post looks back at where the offence of rioting comes from, and how it has previously been adopted by the city’s courts
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Mong Kok riot
Updated: Tuesday, 26 Jun, 2018 2:36pm
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Lo Kin-man (left) and Edward Leung Tin-kei are escorted from the Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre. Photo Sam Tsang
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