A pro-Beijing Hong Kong legislator who has reportedly become a "hate figure" among anti-government protesters was stabbed and injured in an attack on Wednesday morning, local media reported.Junius Ho, a member of the Legislative Council, was attacked with a knife by a man in Tuen Mun in the New Territories area of the semi-autonomous Chinese territory during an election campaign event, according to a South China Morning Post report.Anti-government protests in the former British colony, originally sparked in June over a now-withdrawn unpopular bill that sought to allow extraditions to mainla…READ FULL ARTICLE
