Hong Kong Suspends Extradition Bill After Brush With Disaster, But It Ain’t Over

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam thinks it might be a good idea to "do more explanation work" be

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One thought on “Hong Kong Suspends Extradition Bill After Brush With Disaster, But It Ain’t Over

  1. Realistically, isn’t this about the best possible response from the government? Could we expect this government to back down in the face of protests? While this could be a short term action to try to calm things down, it is also possible that the government will save face by launching a multi-year study and we never hear about the issue again. I’m hoping for the latter.

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