Pan-democrats (left to right): Lawmaker Raymond Chan, Claudia Mo, Helen Wong, ‘Long Hair’ Leung Kwok-hung, Alvin Yeung and Shiu Ka-chun. The group met in Mong Kok to announce renewed resistance to the proposed fugitive law. Photo: Winson Wong Pan-democrats (left to right): Lawmaker Raymond Chan, Claudia Mo, Helen Wong, ‘Long Hair’ Leung Kwok-hung, Alvin Yeung and Shiu Ka-chun. The group met in Mong Kok to announce renewed resistance to the proposed fugitive law. Photo: Winson Wong
Pan-democrats (left to right): Lawmaker Raymond Chan, Claudia Mo, Helen Wong, ‘Long Hair’ Leung Kwok-hung, Alvin Yeung and Shiu Ka-chun. The group met in Mong Kok to announce renewed resistance to the proposed fugitive law. Photo: Winson Wong
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Protests planned against proposal to hand fugitives to mainland China as resistance bolstered by Hong Kong’s business-sector lawmakers

  • Pan-democrats announce two demonstrations against the proposal to hand over suspects to mainland China, Taiwan and Macau
  • Group call on citizens to voice opposition to the plan before the period for public submission closes on Monday

Topic |   Law
Jeffie Lam
Jeffie Lam

Updated: 11:46am, 25 Mar, 2019

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Pan-democrats (left to right): Lawmaker Raymond Chan, Claudia Mo, Helen Wong, ‘Long Hair’ Leung Kwok-hung, Alvin Yeung and Shiu Ka-chun. The group met in Mong Kok to announce renewed resistance to the proposed fugitive law. Photo: Winson Wong Pan-democrats (left to right): Lawmaker Raymond Chan, Claudia Mo, Helen Wong, ‘Long Hair’ Leung Kwok-hung, Alvin Yeung and Shiu Ka-chun. The group met in Mong Kok to announce renewed resistance to the proposed fugitive law. Photo: Winson Wong
Pan-democrats (left to right): Lawmaker Raymond Chan, Claudia Mo, Helen Wong, ‘Long Hair’ Leung Kwok-hung, Alvin Yeung and Shiu Ka-chun. The group met in Mong Kok to announce renewed resistance to the proposed fugitive law. Photo: Winson Wong
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