Doris worked in educational publishing, including the BBC and Cengage prior to joining the Post in 2018. She specialises in creating graphics and digital learning content, and has a particular interest in issues related to mental health and wellness.
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A protester wearing a Guy Fawkes mask taking part in a march. The Prohibition on Face Covering Regulation, which came into force on October 5, bans people from concealing their faces.
Under the ban, people are prohibited from covering up their faces with masks, paint or other objects during all “public assemblies,” which includes marches or rallies – both authorised and unauthorised ones.
While individuals with reasonable excuses can be exempted from the ban, police have the authority to temporarily remove their masks to verify their identities.
Graphic: Doris Wai/SCMP
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