sep 7, 2019 - 9.07 Hong Kong's pro-establishment party demanded the government to monitoring teachers' speech and behaviour, and the liberal studies curriculum for senior secondary schools.

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Two Legislative Councillors from the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong, a pro-establishment political party, Starry Lee and Elizabeth Quat, together with representatives of residents of police family quarters, met with Secretary for Security John Lee, Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung and Secretary for the Civil Service Joshua Law to make a series of demands, including opposing the establishment of an independent commission of inquiry, speeding up the legislation on contempt of police and anti-masking law, and monitoring teachers' speech and behaviour, and the liberal studies curriculum for senior secondary schools.

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https://www.thestandnews.com/politics/警察家屬聯同民建聯-約見保安局教育局-提出反對獨立調查-立辱警罪等訴求/

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