Summary
A university in Hong Kong has suspended its student union after messages demanding justice for fire victims were posted on campus. The fire in a residential building in Tai Po led to widespread public demand for government accountability. The university cited financial issues and low membership as reasons for the suspension, which the student union disputes.
Key Facts
- Hong Kong Baptist University suspended its student union's operations.
- The suspension followed messages on campus calling for justice for fire victims.
- The deadly fire at Wang Fuk Court killed at least 159 people.
- The university cited low membership and financial issues for the suspension.
- The student union disagrees with the university’s reasons for suspension.
- Security blocked off a student noticeboard with messages for fire victims.
- Hong Kong authorities arrested multiple people for alleged sedition related to the fire.
- In recent years, student unions in Hong Kong have faced increased restrictions.
