Members of the pro-establishment camp railed against Chief Executive Carrie Lam in a closed-door meeting on Saturday. Photo: Kyodo Members of the pro-establishment camp railed against Chief Executive Carrie Lam in a closed-door meeting on Saturday. Photo: Kyodo
Members of the pro-establishment camp railed against Chief Executive Carrie Lam in a closed-door meeting on Saturday. Photo: Kyodo
Hong Kong /  Politics

Suspension of Hong Kong extradition bill is embarrassing to pro-establishment allies and could cost them at election time, camp insiders reveal

  • Pro-Beijing parties voiced anger with Carrie Lam at closed-door meeting on Saturday, with some upset at being kept in dark regarding her plans
  • The camp, which supported the legislation, faces voters in District Council elections in November this year and Legco elections in September 2020

Topic |   Hong Kong extradition bill
Kimmy ChungTony Cheung
Kimmy Chung and Tony Cheung

Updated: 7:00am, 16 Jun, 2019

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Members of the pro-establishment camp railed against Chief Executive Carrie Lam in a closed-door meeting on Saturday. Photo: Kyodo Members of the pro-establishment camp railed against Chief Executive Carrie Lam in a closed-door meeting on Saturday. Photo: Kyodo
Members of the pro-establishment camp railed against Chief Executive Carrie Lam in a closed-door meeting on Saturday. Photo: Kyodo
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