Another Arrest Over CUHK Graduation Protest

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2021-02-18 HKT 22:30

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  • Police were on the Chinese University campus for investigation following the protest in November. File photo: RTHK

    Police were on the Chinese University campus for investigation following the protest in November. File photo: RTHK

Police have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a protest at a Chinese University congregation ceremony in November.

They said the man was detained for alleged unlawful assembly and inciting secession.

It's understood that he was a student at the university.

National security officers are now investigating the case.

Dozens of people staged a protest on November 19, 2020, displaying anti-government banners during the university's congregation ceremony.

The university made a report to the police, and eight people were arrested in December over the protest.

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