June 4 vigil potent signal that Hong Kong’s freedoms remain intact | South China Morning Post
The annual June 4 gathering has been banned for the second consecutive year, with police citing the event as a potential public health threat. But amid heightened concerns from the introduction of Hong Kong’s national security law, SCMP Special Projects Editor Cliff Buddle argues that allowing for the return of the …
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