Protesters have taken to sticking messages on surfaces in the city to voice their opposition to the extradition bill. Photo: Sam Tsang
‘Lennon Walls’ spring up across Hong Kong as more than 200 police in Tai Po remove messages featuring officers’ personal information
- Colourful collages were landmark feature of 2014 Occupy protests with a Lennon Wall next to a staircase at the city’s legislature in Admiralty
- Colourful message display that became a landmark for Occupy Central 2014 has returned for latest protests
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Hong Kong extradition law
Protesters have taken to sticking messages on surfaces in the city to voice their opposition to the extradition bill. Photo: Sam Tsang
Carrie Lam stood firm on not setting up a top-level probe into clashes between police and protesters. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong’s controversial extradition bill may be ‘dead’ but city leader Carrie Lam still unable to win over her critics
- Lam describes government’s work in amending law as ‘complete failure’
- Opponents dismiss latest attempt at defusing crisis that has rocked Hong Kong, accusing the chief executive of engaging in semantics and being insincere
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Hong Kong extradition law
Carrie Lam stood firm on not setting up a top-level probe into clashes between police and protesters. Photo: Felix Wong