Anti-amendment law｜Duan Chongzhi did not respond to whether the case should be closed

In the anti-revision incident in 2019, more than 10,000 people were arrested, and it is estimated that 7,000 people have not been prosecuted. In November of that year, Chinese University experienced five days and four nights of conflict. During this period, 10 CUHK students and demonstrators were present Arrested, a member of the Legislative Council recently quoted the Secretary for Justice, Lin Tingguo, as saying that the vast majority of unprosecuted cases will be closed.

After presiding over the graduation ceremony of CUHK today (24th), Duan Chongzhi, President of CUHK, did not respond to the incident.

Some CUHK graduates believed that the arrested person did nothing wrong, and it is a good thing to close the case and no longer prosecute. Some graduates said: "In Hong Kong today, it would be better not to comment."

Regarding the anti-revision incidents in 2019, more than 10,000 people were arrested, and it is estimated that 7,000 people have not been prosecuted. Legislative Council member Di Zhiyuan quoted the Secretary for Justice Lam Ting-kwok yesterday (23rd) as saying that the vast majority of people who have not been prosecuted Cases will be closed.

When Duan Chongzhi left the venue, he did not respond to the students' reluctance to talk more

After the graduation ceremony, the reporter asked Duan Chongzhi, the president of CUHK, about this matter when he left the venue. He did not respond to the question and followed the leaving team to leave the graduation ceremony.

Mr. Wu and Ms. Xie, graduates who also majored in psychology, said: "In Hong Kong today, it would be better not to comment."

Another student from the Department of Social Sciences, Zeng, said that it would be a good thing if the case is closed without prosecution, and also pointed out that "they did nothing wrong." However, she continued to avoid talking about anti-extradition bills. Try not to express opinions publicly, and discuss them privately with friends.

Five days and four nights of conflict erupted on the No. 2 Bridge of CUHK

In the anti-revision incident in 2019, Zhou Zile fell from the building on November 4 and died on the 8th of the same month. The demonstrators launched "Operation Dawn" and launched "Operation No. 2 Bridge" at 6:30 am on the 11th to raid the campus of CUHK The No. 2 Bridge crossing the rails of the East Rail Line threw debris onto the rails, causing the Fo Tan to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau sections of the East Rail Line to be completely suspended less than half an hour after the first train left.

The incident triggered a large-scale conflict between the demonstrators and the police, which was postponed until 10:00 p.m. on the 15th when the left-behind people retreated.

In the incident, five Chinese University students were arrested by the police on November 11. After discussion by the Department of Justice, they were charged with four crimes including rioting and using face coverings during an illegal assembly. They were brought up in Shatin Magistrates' Court on November 13.

Five more demonstrators were arrested by November 12.

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Arrested young people do not believe: the government has no credibility to oppose the amendments︱More than 10,000 people were arrested, the smallest 30% were 11 years old and prosecuted 400 people were dismissed or acquitted CUHK held a three-day graduation ceremony. Walking together in the dark" CUHK No. 2 bridge case, two accused of rioting