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近月反修例風波中，示威者多為年輕人。圖為昨晚黃大仙集會。（黃偉邦攝）
修訂《逃犯條例》風波牽連全港，大學更成為戰場，二千三百多名學生因參與反修例示威而被捕，政府呼籲勿以身試法或自毀前程。政務司司長張建宗昨日指，近半年的示威活動有近六千人被拘捕，學生佔近四成，年紀最輕的僅十二歲。他強調，兒童及青年是社會棟樑，形容「一個都不能少」，但香港是法治社會，故被捕者會受到法律制裁。他又明言，政府提出的獨立檢討委員會，將不會僅針對警方或特別群組作檢討。
被捕910人未成年 最細12歲
張建宗昨出席兒童事務委員會的交流會後，主動提到截至上月廿九日，因反修例風波而被捕的人士達五千八百九十人，當中近四成、即二千三百四十五人為學生，其中的九百一十人更是十八歲以下，而最年輕的被捕者僅十二歲。他指，政府會盡力確保他們的權益不會受損，但強調香港是法治社會，故被捕者會受到法律制裁。他又呼籲學生及年輕人勿以身試法或自毀前程，而教育局早前已去信三十間官立中學及津助辦學團體，希望校方能群策群力培育下一代，好好引導學生。
至於理工大學被包圍逾兩星期後，前日終獲解封，張指事件反映政府以和平手法處理，警方亦非常克制、包容及和平，但對校園內發現近四千枚汽油彈及一千三百多支易燃物體感到憂慮，他期望理大一役後可讓本港回復理性及法治社會。
組檢討委員會 正物色人選
被問到政府提出成立獨立檢討委員會，張指委員會作用是配合監警會的工作，而監警會明年初將提交初步報告，會重組「721」元朗白衣人無差別襲擊事件、「831」警方涉在港鐵太子站暴力拘捕、新屋嶺事件等的事實。他強調，檢討委員會不會只針對警方或特別群組作檢討，會以全面及宏觀角度了解社會事件的前因後果，與監警會相輔相成，委員會現正物色人選，冀短期內可有進展。
張昨在交流會致詞時指，兒童及青年屬社會未來及發展引擎，強調「一個都不能少」，每個青年都是可造之材，最重要是給予機會，社會需要有良好環境予他們成長，又指香港前晚有一個平靜的晚上，形容是新開始，希望香港逐步回復平靜，社會才可以向前走。
中學校長會：勿放棄年輕人
另外，中學校長會主席鄧振強連日奔走理大，游說學生離開，他指港人正面對一場本地史上持續時間最長的社會事件，大家只見街頭衝突不斷升溫，看到愈來愈多的暴力及互相指摘。鄧直言，年輕人及成年人均陷入了互相煽動、仇恨及傷害的循環之中而不能自拔，這是教育工作者最擔憂的。他請社會賢達及有識之士，不要再說放棄年輕人，亦期望年輕人不要放棄大人及香港，更不要放棄希望。
反修例示威中被捕人士達近五千九百人，約四成為學生。
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5890 students have been detained, accounting for 40%
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In recent months of anti-revision storms, most of the demonstrators were young people. The picture shows Wong Tai Sin rally last night. (Photo by Huang Weibang)
The amendment to the "Fugitive Offenders Ordinance" has affected Hong Kong, and universities have become battlefields. More than 2,300 students have been arrested for participating in anti-revision demonstrations. The government urges not to try the law or destroy the future. The Chief Secretary for Administration, Zhang Jianzong, said yesterday that nearly 6,000 people had been arrested in the demonstrations in the past six months, nearly 40% were students, and the youngest was only 12 years old. He emphasized that children and young people are the pillars of society and describe "no one is indispensable", but Hong Kong is a society ruled by law, so those arrested will be punished by law. He also stated clearly that the independent review committee proposed by the Government would not conduct reviews only for the police or special groups.
910 arrested under 12 years old
After attending the exchange meeting of the Committee on Children's Affairs yesterday, Zhang Jianzong took the initiative to mention that as of the 29th of last month, 5,890 people had been arrested for anti-revision storms, of which nearly 40%, or 2,300 Forty-five people are students, of whom 910 are under the age of eighteen, and the youngest arrestee is only twelve. He said that the government will try its best to ensure that their rights and interests will not be damaged, but emphasized that Hong Kong is a society ruled by law, so those arrested will be punished by law. He also urged students and young people not to try their own ways or self-destruct the future. The Education Bureau has already written to 30 government secondary schools and subsidized school sponsoring groups. He hoped that the school would work together to cultivate the next generation and guide the students.
As for the Polytechnic University, which was closed for more than two weeks, it was unsealed the day before yesterday. The Zhang Zhi incident reflects the government's peaceful approach. The police are also very restrained, tolerant and peaceful. More than a hundred flammable objects were worried, and he hoped that after the PolyU battle, Hong Kong would return to a rational and legal society.
Team Review Committee is looking for candidates
When asked about the government's proposal to set up an independent review committee, Zhang pointed out that the role of the committee is to cooperate with the work of the IPCC, and the IPCC will submit a preliminary report early next year, which will reorganize the "721" Yuen Long Indiscriminate Attack on White Men, "831" The police are involved in the violent arrest at the MTR Prince Edward Station, the Xinwuling incident, etc. He emphasized that the review committee would not only conduct a review for the police or special groups. It would understand the antecedents and consequences of social events from a comprehensive and macro perspective, and would complement the IPCC. The committee is now looking for candidates to make progress in the short term.
In his speech yesterday, Zhang pointed out that children and young people are the engines of the future and development of the society, emphasizing that "no one can be less." Every young person can be made. The most important thing is to give opportunities. The society needs a good environment for them. Growth also refers to a peaceful evening in Hong Kong the night before. It is described as a new beginning. I hope that Hong Kong will gradually return to peace before society can move forward.
Secondary school principals' meeting: Don't give up on young people
In addition, Deng Zhenqiang, the president of the Principals of High School, rushed to PolyU to persuade the students to leave. He pointed out that the Hong Kong people are facing a social event with the longest duration in local history. Everyone can see that the street conflicts are heating up, and there is more and more violence and mutual criticism. Deng Zhiyan said that young people and adults are trapped in a cycle of incitement, hatred and harm and cannot extricate themselves. This is what educators are most worried about. He asked the society's talents and people of insight to stop giving up young people. He also hoped that young people would not give up adults and Hong Kong, let alone give up hope.

Nearly 5,900 people were arrested during the anti-revision demonstrations, and about four of them became students.

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迄拘5890人學生佔四成
東方日報 OrientalDaily
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東方日報17 小時前
近月反修例風波中，示威者多為年輕人。圖為昨晚黃大仙集會。（黃偉邦攝）
修訂《逃犯條例》風波牽連全港，大學更成為戰場，二千三百多名學生因參與反修例示威而被捕，政府呼籲勿以身試法或自毀前程。政務司司長張建宗昨日指，近半年的示威活動有近六千人被拘捕，學生佔近四成，年紀最輕的僅十二歲。他強調，兒童及青年是社會棟樑，形容「一個都不能少」，但香港是法治社會，故被捕者會受到法律制裁。他又明言，政府提出的獨立檢討委員會，將不會僅針對警方或特別群組作檢討。
被捕910人未成年 最細12歲
張建宗昨出席兒童事務委員會的交流會後，主動提到截至上月廿九日，因反修例風波而被捕的人士達五千八百九十人，當中近四成、即二千三百四十五人為學生，其中的九百一十人更是十八歲以下，而最年輕的被捕者僅十二歲。他指，政府會盡力確保他們的權益不會受損，但強調香港是法治社會，故被捕者會受到法律制裁。他又呼籲學生及年輕人勿以身試法或自毀前程，而教育局早前已去信三十間官立中學及津助辦學團體，希望校方能群策群力培育下一代，好好引導學生。
至於理工大學被包圍逾兩星期後，前日終獲解封，張指事件反映政府以和平手法處理，警方亦非常克制、包容及和平，但對校園內發現近四千枚汽油彈及一千三百多支易燃物體感到憂慮，他期望理大一役後可讓本港回復理性及法治社會。
組檢討委員會 正物色人選
被問到政府提出成立獨立檢討委員會，張指委員會作用是配合監警會的工作，而監警會明年初將提交初步報告，會重組「721」元朗白衣人無差別襲擊事件、「831」警方涉在港鐵太子站暴力拘捕、新屋嶺事件等的事實。他強調，檢討委員會不會只針對警方或特別群組作檢討，會以全面及宏觀角度了解社會事件的前因後果，與監警會相輔相成，委員會現正物色人選，冀短期內可有進展。
張昨在交流會致詞時指，兒童及青年屬社會未來及發展引擎，強調「一個都不能少」，每個青年都是可造之材，最重要是給予機會，社會需要有良好環境予他們成長，又指香港前晚有一個平靜的晚上，形容是新開始，希望香港逐步回復平靜，社會才可以向前走。
中學校長會：勿放棄年輕人
另外，中學校長會主席鄧振強連日奔走理大，游說學生離開，他指港人正面對一場本地史上持續時間最長的社會事件，大家只見街頭衝突不斷升溫，看到愈來愈多的暴力及互相指摘。鄧直言，年輕人及成年人均陷入了互相煽動、仇恨及傷害的循環之中而不能自拔，這是教育工作者最擔憂的。他請社會賢達及有識之士，不要再說放棄年輕人，亦期望年輕人不要放棄大人及香港，更不要放棄希望。
反修例示威中被捕人士達近五千九百人，約四成為學生。
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In recent months of anti-revision storms, most of the demonstrators were young people. The picture shows Wong Tai Sin rally last night. (Photo by Huang Weibang)
The amendment to the "Fugitive Offenders Ordinance" has affected Hong Kong, and universities have become battlefields. More than 2,300 students have been arrested for participating in anti-revision demonstrations. The government urges not to try the law or destroy the future. The Chief Secretary for Administration, Zhang Jianzong, said yesterday that nearly 6,000 people had been arrested in the demonstrations in the past six months, nearly 40% were students, and the youngest was only 12 years old. He emphasized that children and young people are the pillars of society and describe "no one is indispensable", but Hong Kong is a society ruled by law, so those arrested will be punished by law. He also stated clearly that the independent review committee proposed by the Government would not conduct reviews only for the police or special groups.
910 arrested under 12 years old
After attending the exchange meeting of the Committee on Children's Affairs yesterday, Zhang Jianzong took the initiative to mention that as of the 29th of last month, 5,890 people had been arrested for anti-revision storms, of which nearly 40%, or 2,300 Forty-five people are students, of whom 910 are under the age of eighteen, and the youngest arrestee is only twelve. He said that the government will try its best to ensure that their rights and interests will not be damaged, but emphasized that Hong Kong is a society ruled by law, so those arrested will be punished by law. He also urged students and young people not to try their own ways or self-destruct the future. The Education Bureau has already written to 30 government secondary schools and subsidized school sponsoring groups. He hoped that the school would work together to cultivate the next generation and guide the students.
As for the Polytechnic University, which was closed for more than two weeks, it was unsealed the day before yesterday. The Zhang Zhi incident reflects the government's peaceful approach. The police are also very restrained, tolerant and peaceful. More than a hundred flammable objects were worried, and he hoped that after the PolyU battle, Hong Kong would return to a rational and legal society.
Team Review Committee is looking for candidates
When asked about the government's proposal to set up an independent review committee, Zhang pointed out that the role of the committee is to cooperate with the work of the IPCC, and the IPCC will submit a preliminary report early next year, which will reorganize the "721" Yuen Long Indiscriminate Attack on White Men, "831" The police are involved in the violent arrest at the MTR Prince Edward Station, the Xinwuling incident, etc. He emphasized that the review committee would not only conduct a review for the police or special groups. It would understand the antecedents and consequences of social events from a comprehensive and macro perspective, and would complement the IPCC. The committee is now looking for candidates to make progress in the short term.
In his speech yesterday, Zhang pointed out that children and young people are the engines of the future and development of the society, emphasizing that "no one can be less." Every young person can be made. The most important thing is to give opportunities. The society needs a good environment for them. Growth also refers to a peaceful evening in Hong Kong the night before. It is described as a new beginning. I hope that Hong Kong will gradually return to peace before society can move forward.
Secondary school principals' meeting: Don't give up on young people
In addition, Deng Zhenqiang, the president of the Principals of High School, rushed to PolyU to persuade the students to leave. He pointed out that the Hong Kong people are facing a social event with the longest duration in local history. Everyone can see that the street conflicts are heating up, and there is more and more violence and mutual criticism. Deng Zhiyan said that young people and adults are trapped in a cycle of incitement, hatred and harm and cannot extricate themselves. This is what educators are most worried about. He asked the society's talents and people of insight to stop giving up young people. He also hoped that young people would not give up adults and Hong Kong, let alone give up hope.

Nearly 5,900 people were arrested during the anti-revision demonstrations, and about four of them became students.

Zhang Jianzong urged students and young people not to test themselves or to destroy themselves.
Oriental Daily
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Police tear gas to disperse gathering in Mong Kok, fire tear gas fired after 19th month
RTHK-Hong Kong News

Set up a review committee
Oriental Daily

Shi Wei: What young people do is not respond to the second path
now.com news

[Amendment storm] Demonstrators gathered in Mong Kok repeatedly to block roads The riot police dispersed until 2 am
Sing Tao Daily

London attacks, ISIS acknowledges responsibility
Radio Television Hong Kong-International
