World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference of 2005
Channel: the aleatoric learning channel
Date: 2022-01-11

World_Trade_Organization_Ministerial_Conference_of_2005:
Given the police's experience in dealing with previous riots, such as those involving Vietnamese refugees in the 1990s, Mr Lee said the Hong Kong Police Force should be able to handle any protests. The KPL group promised to the Hong Kong People's Alliance on WTO that they will adhere to protest perimeters and refrain from drinking alcohol in public, however later they engaged in violent and non-peaceful acts of protests during their duration in Hong Kong. The police continued to dispel Korean protesters with pepper spray, while the protesters wore scarves, hats, goggles, and even plastic wrap to defend against the spray. 900 protesters, including 730 men and 180 women, are still under detention on Gloucester Road. He indicated that the protesters will be charged according to Hong Kong Law. For a complete story of MC6 Resistance that happened on 17 December in Hong Kong and its vicinity, visit Target:WTO. Early in 11 am, some protesters gathered around Kwun Tong police station and protested for a fair and open judgement of the arrested protesters. At night, 188 protesters, mostly Korean female protestors, were released, but still many protesters were in Kwun Tong police station and court. Bishop Zen visited the protesters at 11 p.m. and openly criticised the action of the police as "The shame of Hong Kong" because he was not allowed to visit the Roman Catholics detained by the police. On 9 January 2006, the 11 Korean protesters previously arrested, along with 300 other people including 3 Korean National Assembly members, protested to demand their immediate release.

keywords: Chai, dissent, WTO, masses, Police, Conference, people, protest, Wan, Hong, Korean, Kong

the aleatoric learning channel
2022-01-10 21:07:06.734201