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I'll back Lam for CE if she pledges democracy: Tik - Vimarsana News

I'll back Lam for CE if she pledges democracy: Tik

The only non-establishment candidate to win a seat in the new Legco, Tik Chi-yuen, on Saturday said he would back Carrie Lam or anybody else to run fo...

Hong Kong eyes new security law after electing loyalist council - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong eyes new security law after electing loyalist council

Hong Kongs leader Carrie Lam touted plans to revive a controversial security law that ignited a political firestorm two decades ago, after completing an election to install a new legislature filled with Beijing loyalists.

New Hong Kong lawmakers representing former opposition strongholds vow to hear needs of residents, work for all constituents - Vimarsana News

New Hong Kong lawmakers representing former opposition strongholds vow to hear needs of residents, work for all constituents

Lawmakers for social welfare, education and health services sectors say they will continue to reach out to the community, work to advance interests of their respective industries.

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Hong Kong plans to revive controversial security law after pro-establishment council elected - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong plans to revive controversial security law after pro-establishment council elected

Hong Kong’s leader Carrie Lam touted plans to revive a controversial security law that ignited a political firestorm two decades ago, after completing an election to install a new legislature filled with Beijing loyalists

Pro-Beijing candidates sweep Hong Kong LegCo elections amid low turnout - Vimarsana News

Pro-Beijing candidates sweep Hong Kong LegCo elections amid low turnout

By Shirley Lau Hong Kong, Dec 20 (EFE).- Hong Kong’s mini-parliamentary election, which saw a sweeping overhaul by Beijing, recorded its lowest ever public turnout and the highest number of invalid ballots, with pro-Beijing candidates taking 89 out of all 90 seats. Meanwhile, hours after 30.2% of the city’s 4.47 million registered voters cast their …