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The Hong Kong protests began in 2019 in opposition to a proposed extradition law that would have allowed the transfer of fugitives to mainland China, among other jurisdictions. The demonstrations escalated into a much wider and prolonged anti-government movement that resulted in increasingly violent clashes between protesters and police across the city. The social unrest continues to simmer amid the coronavirus pandemic that has shut down parts of the city.
Anthony Wong performs at the Rockit – Hong Kong Music Festival in Victoria Park in 2006. The singer is a Cantopop pioneer, LGBTQ advocate and indie music mogul. Photo: Dustin Shum
Anthony Wong (left) and Tats Lau of Tat Ming Pair perform in 1988. Photo: Sunny Lee
Wong performs at a concert to mark the 10th anniversary of Tat Ming Pair’s career, at Academic Community Hall, Hong Kong Baptist University, in 1996. Photo: Ricky Chung
Cass Phang (left) and Wong perform at the Metro Radio Music Awards presentation at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in 2000. Photo: Edward Wong
Wong at an interview with the South China Morning Post in 2015. Photo: Nora Tam
Hong Kong celebrities and icons

Profile | How Cantopop pioneer Anthony Wong Yiu-ming shaped Hong Kong culture

Wong, one-half of Cantopop duo Tat Ming Pair, is a solo artist, label pioneer and a fearless LGBTQ and pro-democracy advocate.

Stand News editor had no intention of harming national security, court hears

3 arrested for allegedly acting with seditious intent outside MTR station

Police spokesman says their acts were also suspected of smearing the force with the intention of inciting hatred against government and law enforcement agencies.

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