Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said Tuesday that all legal means will be considered to calm the months-long social unrest over a now-suspended extradition bill that has grown more violent in recent weeks.Asked at a press conference if she would consider invoking a law that would allow the government to enforce emergency regulations, instead of seeking Chinese army intervention to quell the ongoing protests, Lam said she still prefers handling the situation locally."As of today, the special administrative region government is still confident of handling by ourselves the social conflict that has…READ FULL ARTICLE