The Public Security Police (PSP) said yesterday they have decided not to allow an assembly planned for next Monday in Largo do Senado – a “standing in silence” gathering against alleged police violence in Hong Kong, adding that the police have made the decision in line with the local Assembly and Demonstration Law, as the planned assembly “aimed to express support for the ongoing illegal acts by violent protestors” in the neighbouring special administrative region.
PSP spokesman Wong Wai Chon made the remarks during yesterday’s regular police press conference.
According to local media reports on Wednesday, an unidentified individual planned to hold an assembly against alleged police violence in Hong Kong at 8 p.m. next Monday in Largo do Senado.
Public Security Police (PSP) spokesman Wong Wai Chon addresses yesterday’s regular press conference. Courtesy: TDM
