Singapore's Union of Security Employees (USE) has expressed full support for security guards involved in a dispute with a Hong Kong school principal. The incident, which involved the principal swearing at the guards over a parking issue, was captured on video and widely shared.

Singapore’s Union of Security Employees (USE) said on Thursday that it “stands firmly behind” the security guards involved in a confrontation with a Hong Kong school principal in which he swore at them. The secondary school principal, Lee Cheuk‑hing, who was on a trip to Singapore with a group of students, was seen arguing with the guards over a parking matter at SAFRA Jurong, a recreational club, in a video widely circulated on social media. Lee has since tendered his resignation from San Wui.....