Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow released from jail
The Hindu
Chow came to prominence while still a student during the 2014 “umbrella movement” calling for universal suffrage
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow was released from jail Saturday after serving more than six months for taking part in unauthorised assemblies during massive 2019 anti-government protests that triggered a crackdown on dissent in the former British colony. Chow, 24, was greeted by a crowd of journalists as she left the Tai Lam Center for Women. She transferred from a prison van to a private car without making any remarks. Only a small group of supporters were on the scene, an apparent reflection of the government’s threats to jail those it deems in violation of a sweeping that Beijing imposed on the territory a year ago.More Related News

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