Hong Kong Protests

A day after tear gas and violence returned to Hong Kong’s streets following a week’s respite, two more protests are being held on Sunday afternoon. And all eyes are on whether the 12th straight weekend of anti-government protests again turns ugly.

In Central, police family members are holding a rally at Edinburgh Place to call on officers to exercise restraint in dealing with protesters. They also want an independent inquiry to investigate police violence.

This rally is unexpected as police associations have made it clear they oppose such an inquiry.
After the rally, they plan to march to the office of Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor to submit a petition letter before marching to police headquarters to submit another letter to the force.

In the New Territories, anti-government protesters are expected to march from the Kwai Chung Sports Ground to Tsuen Wan Park around 3pm.

MTR Corporation has announced that Kwai Fong, Tsuen Wan and Tsuen Wan West stations will close from 1.30pm until further notice because of the protests. That also means trains will not stop at the three stations.

>Tell me about the Hong Kong Protests
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>Hong Kong’s huge protests, explained (outdated but still relevant)
youtube.com/watch?v=6_RdnVtfZPY

>Why is the US flag waved?
hongkongfp.com/2019/08/07/appealing-uncle-sam-american-flag-appeared-recent-hong-kong-demos

>Promo
youtube.com/watch?v=YSUtmDHOIPI

>Twitter Feed
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>Latest News
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>Live Updates
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Protesters are to gather at Kwai Chung Sports Ground this afternoon, and will march to Tsuen Wan Park.

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Dozens of relatives of police officers gather in heavy rain in Edinburg Place in Central, joining the calls from protestors and many city leaders to setting up an independent inquiry into the use of police force. “Return Police to the people,” they chant. “Politics crisis should be solved by political means.”

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One of the organisers of the rally in Central held by those claiming to be related to police staff wears a mask to avoid being seen by relatives. Giving his name only as Emo, he says he backs a police inquiry into the whole saga, including the cause of the protests, and police’s use of force. “Only with a full inquiry should the city recover and achieve democracy and justice,” he says. To avoid arguments with a member of his family who works as a policeman, Emo does not tell his family he is attending the rally and that he has been to other events. However, another supporter of the anti-government movement at the scene in Edinburgh Place is unimpressed. He calls on them to join the protests in Tsuen Wan instead, where protesters are set to march from Kwai Chung Sports Ground to Tsuen Wan Park at around 3pm in support of the five demands. They include an independent inquiry, a full withdrawal of the now-shelved extradition bill and genuine universal suffrage.

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Protesters are still arriving at Kwai Chung Sports Ground, where the march is expected to start around 3pm.

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Protesters push over water barriers placed on Kwai Fuk Road, to widen the narrow route, adding more water to streets already wet from the day's heavy rain.

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About an hour after protesters set off from the starting point of Kwai Chung Sports Ground, the crowds are now in their thousands. Demonstrators continue to stream into the stadium, and are waiting to join the march. Others are bypassing the stadium, the official departure area, and are filtering in from neighbouring streets.

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Densely packed protesters wind their way along Kwai Fuk Road towards the scheduled finish area of Tsuen Wan Park.

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A group of protesters begin to dismantle fences outside Tsuen Wan Park as they start to build a barricade.

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Police search a protester's bag outside the City Walk shopping centre in Tsuen Wan. They find a helmet, an umbrella, a power bank, and other items.

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What laws will HK change after they get their elections? Are the protesters pro or anti abortion?

The family members of some Hong Kong police officers have been marching in support of protesters and have called for an independent inquiry into the present political crisis.

No data about that.

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It's inevitable. Struggling makes it worse.

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What if they immediately elect Marxism?

Not aware of any Marxist party in HK.

Several dozen protesters, many in full protective gear, are gathering under the Tsuen Wan Road flyover just outside Tsuen Wan Park, others are setting up barricades at the junction between Yeung Uk Road and Chung On Street. Protestors on the main march route look over their shoulders at the barricades being built by a small, fully masked group. “This is a defensive line to prevent the police to try to arrest protestors, because now the police don’t care about the protest if it is peaceful or not,” says one marcher, who gave his name Lau, 18, who was not taking part in buidling barricades.

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Any pro-abortion parties there?

Bump nice thread op

PLEASE HALP ME FRENS

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>we want freedom like in Londonistan :^)
>300 posts by this shill

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Not sure about that as abortion isn't the most important topic here, so people don't talk about it much.

Nothing other people can do its your fight

Crowds are becoming dense as protesters pour into Tsuen Wan Park, the official end of the approved march route, They fill walkways through the park, the site of a planned three-hour rally until 8pm. They are chanting “Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong” in English. There is a long line of protesters still marching down Ma Tau Pa Road. “We’re going to stay until 8pm and then go home peacefully,” says an 18-year-old protester surnamed Ng.

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Hong Kong protest tactics: occupy, disrupt, disperse, repeat
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Frontline protesters hit the water-filled barriers with poles and make death threats against "rogue cops" and their families. Some wear body armor.

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>Force earlier said water cannons would be used if situation turned ugly

That protest was already infiltrate, it's going to get crazy.

Police raise the black flag warning for tear gas as the situation worsens in Tsuen Wan. Protesters drag their barricades towards police.

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Stick 棍棒 Brick 砖石 Laser pointers 镭射枪 Giant sling 巨型橡筋 Arson 纵火 Molotov Cocktail 燃烧瓶 Grenade launcher 榴弹发射器 Their weapons are upgrading 他们的武器在升级

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Police have fired tear gas in Tsuen Wan. Protesters hurl bricks and projectiles in return.

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Uh oh.

Police have raised the orange flag, warning protesters to disperse or they will fire.

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Police release a statement calling on protesters in Tsuen Wan to leave immediately, and say "minimum respective force" will be used during the dispersal operation. "Some radical protestors continue to block various roads in Tsuen Wan, including Luen Yan Street, Yeung Uk Street and Texaco Road, paralysing traffic at scene," the force says. "Having escalated their violence, protestors hurl bricks and aim strong laser beams at police officers, apart from setting up barricades. They have also dug up bricks from pavements. "Such acts may threaten the safety of people and police officers at scene".

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Protesters have thrown more brick at police from behind their barricades.

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Police water cannons have been deployed near the protest in Tsuen Wan. Protesters are retreating.

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Protesters have thrown two petrol bombs and advanced back to their barricades.

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Someone post me a YouTube link before I lose interest. The livestream link from op was stupid and I’m stupid too

WHAT? Tear gas? In the streets? This agressive authority can only be the mark of a dictator, I hope Macron, the leader of the free world put them in their place. They even took an eye, for god sake, one eye!

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Americans should learn a thing or two from these foreign protests. The occupy bullshit was embarrassing.

If it was France, this guy would have been send in jail and would have to pay thousands.

Look at that, I can even see the other side of the street. Get some Malox, cunt, tear gas is easy to deal with.

CHING CHONG DING DONG IN HONG KONG!

China is on a whole other level of surveillance.

Protesters have now thrown six petrol bombs in total on Yeung Uk Road - to loud cheers from the crowd.

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Protesters are now building a second line of defensive barriers, retreating from their first. They have also used fire hoses to douse tear gas.

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A short distance from the front line, Yeung Uk Road is packed with protesters.

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Police move their water cannon on to Yeung Uk Road opposite where protesters are lined up behind barricades.

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The country of human rights, for scale.

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The CCP has the best intentions for all its citizens. Chill on

Did the police win? the fuck is going on now HK user?

I read that at the protests yesterday they found out that protesters had passcodes so they could take cover in residential buildings and then the management company just changed the passcode so nobody could get in. You also have the metro company just closing down when there are protests.

Your (public) services are against you!

Yes, let them replace the population and give preference to mainland Chinese, force them to speak mandarin. Truely the best intentions.

The section of Yeung Uk Road that just minutes ago had been the front line between protesters and police is now empty.

War of attrition.

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No no no, u fall for American jwish lies. CCP respexts Hong Kong people’s. Best intentions the CCP has for Hong Kong

Thanks for the updates OP, you're doing HK proud.

Thats not a good strategy against a tyrannical government and the Pigs they pay...

T, I Wish I was in Dixie, Hurrah Hurrah

A tyranny leading its subjects into prepetual prosperity is still a tyranny.

Based chinks, time for lethal force against them koolAIDS slurping faggots.

Brainwashed Australian. Do u not know that the CCP has made China grea? Home Kong was stolen by uk from China. Hong Kong is China

>Molotov War Happening
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Protesters dig up bricks from pavement on Yeung Uk Road

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Protesters have barricades themselves inside Citywalk mall after police rushed the overpass connecting to this second-floor door.

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>fighting for the future makes the future worse
Impeccable logic. I suppose HK should just roll over and wait for the thugs to bust down the door and kidnap them off to a Chinese torture dungeon in the dead of night. Protesters aren't going to back down until they win, the only open question remaining is how much pain Beijing is willing to endure until it realizes it has no choice but to back off. It's now just a matter of time till the people of HK take their freedom from the grubby hands of Carrie Lam and the CCP.

I pray for you all friend. Please don't let this be a tragedy..

faggot

I hope you have a wonderful day friend.

Brainwashed mainlander immigrant. Look m8, when a country won't allow its people to; in unity, even minorly speak out against malpractice, that malpractice continues. I don't even disagree with a very strict social order governance, look at Singapore, but the line between the strict social order and repressive tyranny is crossed by the fact their people can't criticise authority without serious repecussions. It took them til only 2017 to introduce a good samaritan act; which was purely due to external -not internal pressure.

The police's Special Tactical Squad, also known as the Raptors, charged at hundreds of protesters on Yeung Uk Road. Several protesters were subdued on the ground and then guarded by police.

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The CCP has the best intentions for all its citizens, the youth need to stop rioting and behave themselves

why didnt you guys throw molotavs then? Were the ones thrown earlier actually thrown by cops and the protesters dont have them???

Riot police are now at the junction of Yeung Uk Road and Kwai Fuk Road.

idk, I'm not at the front

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A group of protesters form a barricaded escape route for those trying to evade riot police and water cannons. Many are armed with poles and at least one was carrying a fire extinguisher. They usher protesters into Tsuen Wan Park from an entrance behind the Citywalk 2 department store, while around a dozen police wait on the front side of the building. Once inside the park, most protesters disperse, with a few dozen waiting by the park entrance onto Wing Shun Street. By 7.10pm, two police vehicles arrive with officers dismantling barriers near the pack entrance along Man Tau Pa Road. But the protesters had moved on. The road was heavily barricaded by protesters earlier in the day.

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Well this is as boring as watching bat shit dry. It may as well be week 638 of the yellow vest protests

Hong Kong police use tear gas to try and disperse protesters
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China will not be communist in 2047. It is set to implode internally on class division and economic stratification. With the Middle East on the back burner, Trump has pivoted to Asia and is showing how fragile China is socially. China should have never built that missle island, they would have been much better off with a sub fleet.

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>Someone post me a YouTube link before I lose interest. The livestream link from op was stupid and I’m stupid too
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Ive been tear gassed. Its not nice but it blows over. When it was used on me, divine power shifted the wind and blew it back on antifa.

Former HK chief prosecutor worries about HK's future
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Hey leftists/FBI/jews imagine that many people with AR15s in every.metropolitan area of the Midwest.

Residents boo off police as they are about to leave Yeung Uk Road.

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Hong Kong Handover Ceremony - 1997
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Barricades lay strewn all over Kwai Fung Road.

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Raptors dismantle barricades on Kwai Fung Road.

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Hong Kong protest tactics: occupy, disrupt, disperse, repeat
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Riot officers are backing down in Tsuen Wan, although their next destination is not known. Earlier, on Yeung Uk road, elite police from the “Raptors" squad are seen in front of the Indi Home Shopping Arcade.

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Yeung Uk Road is all quiet now as all police vehicles have rolled out. But the protests have left behind graffiti on the walls, piles of bricks and patches of pulled up sidewalks.

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Shit's getting tense! Police had to pull handguns to defend themselves

TTV News live stream
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Police draw at least two guns and point them at protesters who had chased the small group of officers down Sha Tsui Road in Tsuen Wan.

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Fire what?

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Did you consider they may have moved to a new location? They will run those police all over town.