Protesters storm the Revenue Tower in Wan Chai on Monday, demanding the extradition bill be withdrawn. Photo: Felix Wong
Anti-extradition bill protesters continue pressure tactics against Hong Kong government as calls mount for independent inquiry into June 12 violence
- Election forum cancelled out of concern for public safety as protesters vow to march to foreign consulates for support
- Tactics add to wider campaign to push embattled government to completely shelve fugitive bill
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Hong Kong extradition law
Protesters storm the Revenue Tower in Wan Chai on Monday, demanding the extradition bill be withdrawn. Photo: Felix Wong
Secretary for Development Michael Wong has hinted that a scheme to develop farmland in the city may be delayed. Photo: Tory Ho
Hong Kong protests hit other areas of city life as government hints at land supply delay, sparking fears of rise in house prices
- Secretary for Development Michael Wong said issue has been put on back burner as atmosphere in city is ‘quite tense’
- Plan would see government partner with developers to build on city’s large tracts of farmland
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Hong Kong housing
Secretary for Development Michael Wong has hinted that a scheme to develop farmland in the city may be delayed. Photo: Tory Ho