On April 18, Hong Kong police arrested 15 well-known pro-democracy leaders for their roles in allegedly organizing and participating in unlawful mass assemblies last August and October. Ryan Tang explains who each of these leaders is.
On April 18, Hong Kong police arrested 15 well-known pro-democracy leaders for their roles in allegedly organizing and participating in unlawful mass assemblies last August and October. While thousands of protesters have been arrested since the start of Hong Kong's pro-extradition protests last June, the coordinated round-up of relatively moderate opposition politicians came as a surprise to many.
A screenshot of a fake news story delivered via text in March, which the New York Times reports that Chinese agents amplified. Image via Patch...
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