Immigrants march on Hong Kong court

More than 700 people marched on Hong Kong’s top appeals court today, as the territory prepared to begin forcibly deporting hundreds of mainland Chinese migrants.

Immigrants march on Hong Kong court
Tue, 02 Apr, 2002 - 11:35

More than 700 people marched on Hong Kong’s top appeals court today, as the territory prepared to begin forcibly deporting hundreds of mainland Chinese migrants.

Police barricaded the entrance to the Court of Final Appeal, and closed a nearby gate to keep the migrants, relatives and supporters from approaching.

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