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Tattoos to Remember the Hong Kong Protests
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October 21, 2019
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2:16Now PlayingSome Hong Kong people, including protesters, are getting tattoos to remember the protests.
As the Hong Kong protests rage on, tattoos have become silent symbols of protest.
Tattoo artist Zada Lam has been inking people for free. His customers range from students to the middle-aged.
Protesters are seeking to keep the pressure on Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam after more than four months of demonstrations. Lam was twice shouted down in the city’s legislature last week by opposition lawmakers as she discussed her annual policy address.
The protests began in opposition to Lam’s since-scrapped bill allowing extraditions to mainland China and have expanded to include calls for greater democracy and an independent inquiry. The unrest has turned increasingly violent, with frequent clashes between protesters and police.
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