Hong Kong police reopens public access to university campus after blocking it for 12 days to try to arrest anti-government protesters holed up inside
University staff members and security guards inspect debris at Hong Kong Polytechnic University on November 29, 2019.
About 100 officers first entered the campus Thursday to collect evidence and remove dangerous items. The statement said that over two days, they seized 3,989 gasoline bombs, 1,339 explosive items, 601 bottles of corrosive liquids and 573 weapons. The stand-off at the university was one of the most dramatic episodes in six months of unrest that began in June, with protests over an extradition bill seen as an erosion of freedoms promised when the former British colony returned to Chinese control in 1997.
“I and my government are listening to our people with a view to resolving some deep-seated problems in Hong Kong through dialogue,” she said. Giving thanks to Americans One of the laws prescribes sanctions on officials found guilty of human rights abuses and requires an annual review of a special trade status for Hong Kong. The other bans the export of certain nonlethal munitions to Hong Kong police.
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