Post-it notes on ‘Lennon Walls’ in Hong Kong urge giving democracy a chance
Sticky-note mosaics have popped up on walls across Hong Kong as protests against Beijing's handling of a controversial extradition bill go on
11 July 2019 - 14:03
Hong Kong — During Hong Kong's "Umbrella Movement" of 2014, colourful Post-it notes of support covered a wall near where protesters camped in the streets calling for democracy in the Chinese-controlled city, becoming a symbol of the movement.
Today, similar sticky note mosaics have popped up on walls across the territory amid rolling protests against the government's handling of a controversial extradition bill, highlighting how widespread the demonstrations have become...
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