Hong Kong’s Universities Brace for a Return to School
Students, last year’s protest locomotive, return to a repressive new law
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By: Jay Ganglani
Thousands of university students in Hong Kong are expected to return to campus in early September following a year of political and social unrest, involving a national security law expected to go into effect at the end of this month that exemplifies Beijing’s tightening control over freedom of speech and assembly. Given that much of the …
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