An organiser arranging Christmas cards for people who are in detention during the recent protests in Hong Kong, China. Hong Kong's chief secretary, Matthew Cheung, said on Tuesday (Dec 17) he was disappointed with recent protest violence after a period of relative calm, as the jobless rate rose sharply in the Asian financial hub's catering and tourism sectors. - ANN
HONG KONG: Hong Kong's chief secretary, Matthew Cheung, said on Tuesday (Dec 17) he was disappointed with recent protest violence after a period of relative calm, as the jobless rate rose sharply in the Asian financial hub's catering and tourism sectors.
Cheung, speaking at a weekly press briefing, was referring to a protest on Sunday when police fired tear gas in late night street clashes - the first time tear gas had been used in nearly two weeks.
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