12/21/2020 · HONG KONG, Dec 21 — The Hong Kong government’s decision to use a colonial-era emergency law to ban face masks at protests last year was both proportionate and legal, the city’s top court ruled today. The ruling is a blow for democracy supporters who had been hoping the.
12/21/2020 · The Hong Kong government’s decision to use a colonial-era emergency law to ban face masks at protests last year was both proportionate and legal, the city’s top court ruled Monday.
12/21/2020 · The Hong Kong government’s decision to use a colonial-era emergency law to ban face masks at protests last year was both proportionate and legal, the city’s top court ruled Monday. The ruling is a blow for democracy supporters who had been hoping the Court of Final Appeal would side with a lower court and overturn the order.It also confirms that Hong Kong’s chief executive — a pro-Beijing …
12/21/2020 · HONG KONG: The Hong Kong government’s decision to use a colonial-era emergency law to ban face masks at protests last year was both proportionate and legal, the city’s top court ruled on Monday. The ruling is a blow for democracy supporters who had been hoping the Court of Final Appeal would side with a lower court and overturn the order.
Issue day: 21/12/2020 – 04:35 The Hong Kong government’s decision to use a colonial-era emergency law to ban face masks at last year’s protests was both, AFP/Hong Kong The Hong Kong government’s decision to use a colonial-era emergency law to ban face masks at protests last Top Hong Kong court upholds emergency protest mask ban – FurtherArabia Wednesday, December 23, 2020, 12/21/2020 · HONG KONG: The Hong Kong government’s decision to use a colonial-era emergency law to ban face masks at protests last year was both proportionate and legal, the.
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