As of 1035,

Class Suspension of Higher Education Institutions

CUHK: Semester ended early

HKU: Semester ended early, online courses available for students

HKUST: Semester ended early, online courses available for students

HKBU: Semester ended early, online courses available for students

PolyU: Semester ended early, online courses available for students

CityU: Semester ended on 15 November

HSUHK: All remainder lessons of first semester cancelled

EdUHK: Semester ended early, online courses available for students

HKSYU: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 16 Nov

LU: Semester ended early, online courses available for students, graduation ceremony delayed

YCCECE: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 16 Nov

TWC: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 16 Nov

CIHE (Day School and Evening School): Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 17 Nov

CBCC (Day School and Evening School): Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 17 Nov

CHCHE: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 16 Nov

HKCC: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 16 Nov

HPSHCC: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 16 Nov

HKUSpace CC: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 16 Nov for Day School, no information regarding evening school

HKAPA: Class Suspension from 14 Nov to 17 Nov

#Nov15 #ClassSuspension

Man with Knife Attacks Young Men In Sheung Shui Last Night;
Police Refuse to Arrest, "Not Sure If Said Man Intented to Attack Others or Not"

At around 11pm last night, a middle aged man chased down three young men with a knife near Ching Ho Estate. One man's thumb was injured. The police, however, refused to charge the man and claimed that the man "only grazed the knife slightly." And that they "are not sure if the middle aged man intented to attack others or not".

Source: InMedia HK

#Nov15 #BiasedPolice

"Lunch with You" Flashmob Protest in Tai Koo for Consecutive Days

Over 500 people blocked the road in Tai Koo during today's (Nov15) flashmob protest. The peaceful, rational and nonviolent (PRN; woh lei fei) express they support the valiant ones.

Source: InMedia #Nov15

University Heads: Government Fails to Resolve the Crisis

Nine university heads in Hong Kong released a joint statement at around 21:30, referring universities as “being controlled by protestors” and “turning into a pandemonium for political wrestling.” They pointed to the government for failing to resolve the crisis, and implore them to lead all walks of life in the society in order to restore order and stability to society.

Source: Stand News
#Nov15

Children in Tai Po experienced skin irritations caused by tear gas.

Police had fired many rounds of tear gas in Tai Po for days but the Education Bureau refused to announce class suspension until 13 November.

Source: 100most #Nov15

Cast Your #Vote Now: TIME's Person of the Year

The TIME magazine is hosting its annual Person of the Year poll.

Among the individuals selected, Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Nathan Law, who is currently in exile, is enlisted in the poll.

The poll is open for readers from all around the world to vote:
https://time.com/person-of-the-year-reader-poll-2020/

Source: TIME #Nov15

#NathanLaw