Hongkongers Plan More Protests, Creative Methods to Continue Momentum

Hongkongers Plan More Protests, Creative Methods to Continue Momentum
A man reaches up to place a handwritten note onto a makeshift "Lennon Wall" near a footbridge in Hong Kong on July 11, 2019. Anthony WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images
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After beleaguered Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced on July 9 that a controversial extradition proposal was effectively “dead,” locals remained unsatisfied, repeating their demand that she withdraw the bill completely.

Hongkongers have planned more protests, with a new strategy geared toward attracting more supporters—and other creative means to make their voices heard.

Iris Tao
Iris Tao
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Iris Tao is a Washington correspondent covering the White House for NTD. Prior to her work at the White House, she reported on U.S. politics and U.S.–China relations from NTD’s New York headquarters. She holds degrees in journalism and economics from Boston University.
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