Hong Kong Protests Resume as Citizens Seek Accountability for Police’s Metro Station Attack

Hong Kong Protests Resume as Citizens Seek Accountability for Police’s Metro Station Attack
Protesters at a sit-in inside the Prince Edward metro station to demand full unedited CCTV footage of when police stormed into the station and attacked citizens last weekend, in Hong Kong on Sept. 6, 2019. Shenghua Sung/NTD News
Jeremy Sandberg
Updated:

HONG KONG—Citizens continue to protest after Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced earlier in the week that a controversial extradition bill would be formally withdrawn.

Protesters gathered outside the Prince Edward metro station on Sept. 6 amid growing concerns that people went missing after police stormed inside the station last weekend and indiscriminately beat and subdued passengers whom they suspected of being protesters who committed offenses.

Jeremy Sandberg
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Jeremy Sandberg is a New York based reporter originally from British Columbia, Canada. He focuses on Wall Street and other business news.
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