Pro-Beijing members swept Hong Kong's Legislative Council election on Sunday in which just one non-establishment candidate won, and pro-establishment candidates filled all 20 directly elected seats.But the election, held without candidates from the city's major pro-democracy parties following Beijing-led electoral changes in the aftermath of the 2019 anti-government protests, recorded the lowest turnout since Hong Kong was returned to China from Britain in 1997.The Communist-led central government hailed the outcome, saying the election was "successfully" held in accordance with the law, wh…READ FULL ARTICLE