Carrie Lam denounces 'violent' Hong Kong protests: 'It’s time to bring back order'

Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam has called for stability after another weekend of chaotic protests that rocked the special administration region. Beijing-backed Lam addressed the media for the first time in two weeks and warned again that the protests gripping the city are a challenge to China's sovereignty and pushing it to the verge of an 'extremely dangerous situation'. Embattled Lam remained defiant as she rejected calls from protesters for her to resign and said the government would be resolute in maintaining law and order.
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