#LIVE Marches are taking place across Hong Kong as the city braces for its third straight day of civil unrest over the mask ban.
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The law should be applied to all people. However, now
#HongKong become a place of rule of man and#policestate.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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said by HK Secretary for Security, Lee Ka-chi: ‘李家超表示,政府從來都不希望有任何人傷,訂立規例是因為示威者犯法,「冇暴力犯法,警方係唔需要執法。」他重申,從事專業工作或受僱工作需戴上面罩保護人身安全的人可獲豁免,相信記者符合條件,並指法庭亦有權力考慮個別個案是否構成合理辯解’
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Is this kind of full face mask necessary for reporting job? If so, why other reporters don't wear?
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It's quite necessary I'm afriad. From video footage we can see police used tear gas and rubber bullet against the
#HongKongProtesters . It's reporters job to film everything in a close distance. I guess the best way to protect themselve is to wear gear and masks. - 2 more replies
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Is a part of their job ,just to protect themselves
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Is the riot police really familiar with the new mask ban law (subject to judicial review soon)?
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