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Macau’s top court rejects appeal against ban on protest against HK police

2019-10-01 07:23
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Macau’ highest court has rejected an appeal by activists against a decision by the local police to ban a protest against alleged police brutality in Hong Kong.

The Court of Final Appeal (TUI) announced its ruling in a statement last night.

According to the ruling, which was released on the court’s website, such a protest would be illegal as it would interfere in Hong Kong’s internal affairs.

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