A worker checks the fence on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council Complex in Tamar. Photo: Dickson Lee A worker checks the fence on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council Complex in Tamar. Photo: Dickson Lee
A worker checks the fence on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council Complex in Tamar. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong /  Politics

Hong Kong activists plan to defy police ban on July 1 protest march

  • As Beijing’s new national security law is passed, activists make plans for civil disobedience
  • Police lock down area in Wan Chai where handover anniversary ceremonies will be held

Topic |   Hong Kong national security law (NSL)
Sum Lok-keiClifford Lo
Sum Lok-kei and Clifford Lo

Updated: 2:20pm, 30 Jun, 2020

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A worker checks the fence on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council Complex in Tamar. Photo: Dickson Lee A worker checks the fence on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council Complex in Tamar. Photo: Dickson Lee
A worker checks the fence on a footbridge leading to the Legislative Council Complex in Tamar. Photo: Dickson Lee
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