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Hong Kong protests: Jimmy Lai jailed for one year over 2019 march from Victoria Park, suspended sentence for Martin Lee

news Hong Kong protests: Jimmy Lai, four ex-lawmakers jailed over 2019 march from Victoria Park Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai leaves Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre for an earlier court appearance. Photo: Winson Wong Hong Kong publishing tycoon Jimmy Lai Chee-ying has been jailed for 14 months for his role in two unauthorised assemblies that took place during 2019 s anti-government protests, while four former opposition lawmakers who joined one or both of the demonstrations were also sent to prison. Democratic Party founding chairman Martin Lee Chu-ming was given a suspended 11-month sentence in relation to the march on August 18, 2019. Lai received a one-year jail sentence for the August 18 procession and eight months prison for another unauthorised march on August 31, with the two terms to run partly concurrently.

Vaccine hesitancy stopping Hongkongers from getting jabs, but experts warn it will delay easing of Covid-19 restrictions

news ‘Vaccine hesitancy’ stopping Hongkongers from getting jabs, but experts warn it will delay easing of Covid-19 restrictions Experts warn Hongkongers’ reluctance to get vaccinated could delay the easing of social-distancing restrictions. Photo: K. Y. Cheng Security guard Mona Tsang was distraught when her first grandchild was born in January and she could not be present for the birth. Her elder son and daughter-in-law live in Guangdong, and the Covid-19 pandemic stopped her from going to be with them. Eager to see her baby granddaughter, Tsang got herself vaccinated as soon as she could, receiving her shot of the Chinese-made Sinovac on March 30.

Coronavirus: Hong Kong doctors, patients groups push for greater guidance on vaccine side effects; city confirms eight new Covid-19 cases

news You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Coronavirus: Hong Kong doctors, patients groups push for better guidance on vaccine side effects as city’s leader says shots are safe Chan Ho-him and Gigi Choy © SCMP A man is placed in an ambulance after experiencing side effects following his inoculation with the BioNtech vaccine. Photo: May Tse Hong Kong doctor and patient groups have piled pressure on the government to provide better guidance to vulnerable people on the side effects of coronavirus vaccines, even as the city s leader sought to assure residents the shots were safe and effective .

Coronavirus: Hong Kong doctors, patients groups push for greater guidance on vaccine side effects; city expecting more than 10 new cases

news You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Coronavirus: Hong Kong doctors, patients groups push for better guidance on vaccine side effects as city’s leader says shots are safe Chan Ho-him and Gigi Choy © SCMP A man is placed in an ambulance after experiencing side effects following his inoculation with the BioNtech vaccine. Photo: May Tse Hong Kong doctor and patient groups have piled pressure on the government to provide better guidance to vulnerable people on the side effects of coronavirus vaccines, even as the city s leader sought to assure residents the shots were safe and effective .

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