New Hong Kong protest tactics may see superficial wins
As street protests look set to fail, both the authorities and a now-divided protest movement have adopted new tactics
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- Movement split
- Injunction junction
- Minding the minders
- Counting the costs
- Tourism increased
- Retail sales rose
- Limited impact
- Misplaced target?
- Beijing unmoved
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_350.jpg "Student leader Joshua Wong, on a hunger strike, walks past a protest site outside the government headquarters in Hong Kong (Reuters/Bobby Yip)")