Chinese state media urge ‘tougher line’ on HK
Chinese state media has called for tougher action against HK pro-democracy protesters after a weekend of violence in the city. – EPA pic, November 4, 2019.
CHINESE state-run media today called for a “tougher line” on democracy protesters in Hong Kong, after a weekend of violence following Beijing’s plans to tighten control over the semi-autonomous city. Hardcore demonstrators in the financial hub smashed the windows of the official Xinhua news agency’s regional bureau on Saturday, capping another weekend of unrest that also saw scores of arrests and a gruesome attack on a pro-democracy lawmaker.
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