HONG KONG -- In a rare win for anti-government protesters amid an escalating police crackdown in Hong Kong, high court judges ruled on Monday that a law banning people from covering their faces during protests was unconstitutional.
Judges say restrictions on 'rights go further than is reasonably necessary'

Protesters wear gas masks during clashes with police outside Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Sunday. © Reuters
HONG KONG -- In a rare win for anti-government protesters amid an escalating police crackdown in Hong Kong, high court judges ruled on Monday that a law banning people from covering their faces during protests was unconstitutional.