University of Hong Kong replaces student ‘Democracy Wall’ with digital displays
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At a glance
- The University of Hong Kong replaced the student “Democracy Wall” outside its main library with digital displays.
- The bulletin boards had been largely empty for years and were boarded up in August.
- A notice described the planned replacement as part of a “sustainable campus” and “smarter billboards.”
The University of Hong Kong has replaced its student “Democracy Wall” with digital displays after the campus bulletin board remained largely empty for years.
sustainable campus, smarter billboards
The wall, located outside the university’s main library, was boarded up in August. A notice on the boards said: “sustainable campus, smarter billboards” and “coming soon.”
coming soon
Originally published by Hong Kong Free Press in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.