HONG KONG: Just weeks after half a million protesters forced the shelving of Beijing-backed anti-subversion legislation, hundreds of Hong Kongers hit the streets again yesterday – this time with dogs on leashes and parrots on their shoulders to challenge a crackdown on pets in public housing.
“The two of us are in our 60s and 70s and Little Ben is our only comfort,'' said retired government worker Woo Gar-foo, with tears in his eyes and a pet rabbit in his arms.
