Hong Kong lawmakers have decided to cancel two days of planned meetings from Monday to deliberate on a controversial extradition bill, local media reported Friday, effectively delaying a vote that was expected to happen later next week.The decision follows violent clashes between protesters and police earlier this week over the bill, which could extend Chinese influence and undermine liberties in the territory.Sixty-one hours had been allocated for lawmakers to discuss the bill, but with debate suspended for three successive days this week, it is increasingly unlikely they would be able to …READ FULL ARTICLE
