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Law must hold all wrongdoers in HK to account

By Li Yang | China Daily | Updated: 2019-08-19 07:24

Editor's note: Nathan Law Kwun-chung, a main agitator behind the Hong Kong riots that are now in its 11th week, tweeted last week that he has arrived in New York, and will go to Yale University for further education. China Daily writer Li Yang comments:

Ironically, Nathan Law has called for students in Hong Kong to boycott classes when the new semester begins early next month.

Some people see his departure as a sign that the chaos in Hong Kong will recede temporarily. As two protests planned by him and his colleagues, in the tax bureau and banks of Hong Kong late last week, have been met with a cold shoulder.

Law must hold all wrongdoers in HK to account

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