Hong Kong Design Institute bosses pledge to respond to students’ demands as controversy over campus footage of 15-year-old girl found dead in sea continues
- Students continue to call for release of all surveillance footage related to Chan Yin-lam, 15, who was last seen alive on campus on September 19
- Tuesday’s dialogue, which was attended by hundreds of students, marred by more vandalism on campus
The management of a Hong Kong school campus which was vandalised by dozens of masked youths over its handling of security camera footage of a teenager whose body was later found in the sea pledged to further respond to students’ demands after a dialogue on Tuesday.
The promise came as students continued to call for the release of all surveillance footage related to Chan Yin-lam, 15, who was last seen on the Hong Kong Design Institute’s campus in Tiu Keng Leng on September 19. Her body was found in the sea off Tseung Kwan O three days later.
Tuesday’s talk, which was attended by hundreds of students, was marred by more vandalism on campus, where classes had been cancelled earlier this month after extensive damage.
Chan studied at Youth College, which shares a campus with the institute.
