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The results of Hong Kong’s district council elections last November spoke for themselves. Out of 452 seats, what currently passes for the opposition got a significant majority of 389. Granted, the district councils are purely advisory bodies without any lawmaking power, but the metrics are beyond dispute: The Hong Kong authorities, with China’s central government […]
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