Chief Executive Carrie Lam (centre) arrives to meet the public during a dialogue session at Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Photo: Winson Wong Chief Executive Carrie Lam (centre) arrives to meet the public during a dialogue session at Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Photo: Winson Wong
Chief Executive Carrie Lam (centre) arrives to meet the public during a dialogue session at Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Photo: Winson Wong
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Chance to pin down Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam on protest chaos came with few expectations – and just as few new answers

  • After 30 participants had their say, it was clear they were not going to get many new answers
  • Event was supposed to be about engaging people from all walks of life but absence of anyone from city’s ethnic minority communities was glaring

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Updated: 9:02am, 27 Sep, 2019

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Chief Executive Carrie Lam (centre) arrives to meet the public during a dialogue session at Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Photo: Winson Wong Chief Executive Carrie Lam (centre) arrives to meet the public during a dialogue session at Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Photo: Winson Wong
Chief Executive Carrie Lam (centre) arrives to meet the public during a dialogue session at Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Photo: Winson Wong
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Sum Lok-kei worked at the Post from 2018 until 2020. He was a reporter on the Hong Kong desk.