Tik Chi-yuen, chairman of the Third Side, said his party’s survey showed a high level of support for ‘one country, two systems’ among anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang Tik Chi-yuen, chairman of the Third Side, said his party’s survey showed a high level of support for ‘one country, two systems’ among anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang
Tik Chi-yuen, chairman of the Third Side, said his party’s survey showed a high level of support for ‘one country, two systems’ among anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong /  Politics

New survey of Hong Kong protesters says 80 per cent support ‘one country, two systems’ and don’t want independence from China

  • Centrist party Third Way speaks to protesters who have been involved in civil unrest since June
  • Study also shows almost half of those questioned believe vandalism is acceptable

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
Ng Kang-chung
Ng Kang-chung

Updated: 9:00am, 17 Jan, 2020

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Tik Chi-yuen, chairman of the Third Side, said his party’s survey showed a high level of support for ‘one country, two systems’ among anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang Tik Chi-yuen, chairman of the Third Side, said his party’s survey showed a high level of support for ‘one country, two systems’ among anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang
Tik Chi-yuen, chairman of the Third Side, said his party’s survey showed a high level of support for ‘one country, two systems’ among anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang
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