Hong Kong protesters issue demands, begin leaving university 0 SHARES Share it! It wasn’t immediately clear why the protesters at the Chinese University of Hong Kong were leaving, or where they might go next. Students and other protesters have taken over major campuses in Hong Kong this week, building barricades and stockpiling gasoline bombs and other weapons. Cheng Ying-er, a pastor in the Presbyterian church that has long been active on pro-democracy issues, said the situation in Hong Kong was a matter of “religious values and human rights.”“Taiwan stands with you all,” he told those gathered outside the Hong Kong Economic, Trade and Cultural Office in Taipei. Many in Taiwan have come out strongly against the crackdown on the Hong Kong protest movement.

Source: Manila Bulletin November 15, 2019 10:07 UTC