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Secretary for Security Lai Tung-kwok has condemned the "rioting protesters who had gone beyond the bottom line of the law" after incidents in which they hurt and humiliated suspected parallel goods traders from the mainland.
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Speaking a day after more than 100 protesters vented their anger on almost anyone carrying luggage in Tuen Mun, Sheung Shui and Tsim Sha Tsui, Lai said they abused their freedom of expression.
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Lai also said he was aware of an online call by protesters to take their action to Government House on Sunday, when it will hold an open day.
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