Hong Kong Pro-democracy Protesters
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UK Summons Chinese Envoy Over Consulate Protester Assault
Britain's foreign ministry today summoned the Chinese charge d'affaires in London after a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester was assaulted.
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Attack On Protester At China Consulate "Deeply Concerning": UK
The British prime minister's spokesman said Monday that the reported beating of a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester in the grounds of the Chinese consulate in Manchester, northern England was "deeply concerning".
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Hundreds Gather In Hong Kong To Mark One Year Of Pro-Democracy "Million-People" March
Hundreds of protesters gathered in central Hong Kong on Tuesday to mark a year of sustained pro-democracy rallies as fears over looming national security legislation have reignited unrest in the global financial hub.
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Hong Kong Protesters Vow To Hit Streets In Major "Illegal" March
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protest: Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners on Friday vowed to stage a major march at the weekend despite police ruling the rally illegal, setting the scene for possibly more unrest in the Chinese-ruled city, battered by months of violent protests.
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Seconds Of Violence In Hong Kong - Then Hours Of Verification
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protest: The policeman raises his pistol in a melee of protesters, the gun barrel flashes and a young man falls onto his back clutching his chest - 60 seconds of video caught on camera at the height of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Braces For More Protests As Lawmakers Seek To Overturn Face Mask Ban
The majority of Hong Kong's subway stations remained closed Sunday as the city braced for more protests with pro-democracy activists vowing to hit the streets and opposition lawmakers trying to overturn a face mask ban.
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Crackdown Like "Tiananmen Square" In Hong Kong May Harm Trade Deal: Trump
US President Donald Trump on Sunday warned China that carrying out a Tiananmen Square-style crackdown on Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters would harm trade talks between the two countries.
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Xi Jinping to Pay State Visit to UK Amid Hong Kong Tensions
Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Britain on a state visit later this year, a Foreign Office minister said on Tuesday, while fending off lawmakers' accusations that London was reluctant to confront Beijing over Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Takes Next Step on Political Reform
Hong Kong will take the next step in its contentious political reform process Wednesday when the government unveils new proposals for how the city should choose its next leader.
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Hong Kong Protest Teen Will Not be Taken From Parents: Lawyer
A 14-year-old pro-democracy protester in Hong Kong who faced being removed from his parents will be allowed to remain with his family, his lawyer said today, after an outcry over the treatment of minors who look part in the demonstrations.
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Hong Kong 'Occupy Hotel' Recreates Protest Camp For Guests
Hong Kong's pro-democracy protest camps may have been swept away but one man has recreated a rally site as an Occupy hotel -- where guests now pay to spend the night in a tent.
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Hong Kong Occupy Protest Leaders Turn Themselves in to Police
The founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement surrendered to police Wednesday in a symbolic move, as they try to take the protests off the streets after more than two months of rallies punctuated by violence.
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Hong Kong Protesters Clash With Police Near Heart of Financial District
Thousands of Hong Kong pro-democracy activists clashed with police in the early hours of Monday as they tried to encircle government headquarters, defying orders for protesters to retreat after more than two months of demonstrations.
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Street Clashes Break Out as Hong Kong Clears Part of Protest Zone
Hong Kong riot police arrested 80 pro-democracy protesters on Tuesday in running clashes after several thousand demonstrators erected street barricades following clearance of part of a protest hotspot.
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Hong Kong Clears Part of Unruly Protest Site
Hong Kong authorities on Tuesday began clearing away some barricades from part of a pro-democracy protest site in Mong Kok district, scene of previous violent confrontations with police and angry mobs.
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UK Summons Chinese Envoy Over Consulate Protester Assault
Britain's foreign ministry today summoned the Chinese charge d'affaires in London after a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester was assaulted.
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Attack On Protester At China Consulate "Deeply Concerning": UK
The British prime minister's spokesman said Monday that the reported beating of a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester in the grounds of the Chinese consulate in Manchester, northern England was "deeply concerning".
-
Hundreds Gather In Hong Kong To Mark One Year Of Pro-Democracy "Million-People" March
Hundreds of protesters gathered in central Hong Kong on Tuesday to mark a year of sustained pro-democracy rallies as fears over looming national security legislation have reignited unrest in the global financial hub.
-
Hong Kong Protesters Vow To Hit Streets In Major "Illegal" March
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protest: Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners on Friday vowed to stage a major march at the weekend despite police ruling the rally illegal, setting the scene for possibly more unrest in the Chinese-ruled city, battered by months of violent protests.
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Seconds Of Violence In Hong Kong - Then Hours Of Verification
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protest: The policeman raises his pistol in a melee of protesters, the gun barrel flashes and a young man falls onto his back clutching his chest - 60 seconds of video caught on camera at the height of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Braces For More Protests As Lawmakers Seek To Overturn Face Mask Ban
The majority of Hong Kong's subway stations remained closed Sunday as the city braced for more protests with pro-democracy activists vowing to hit the streets and opposition lawmakers trying to overturn a face mask ban.
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Crackdown Like "Tiananmen Square" In Hong Kong May Harm Trade Deal: Trump
US President Donald Trump on Sunday warned China that carrying out a Tiananmen Square-style crackdown on Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters would harm trade talks between the two countries.
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Xi Jinping to Pay State Visit to UK Amid Hong Kong Tensions
Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Britain on a state visit later this year, a Foreign Office minister said on Tuesday, while fending off lawmakers' accusations that London was reluctant to confront Beijing over Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Takes Next Step on Political Reform
Hong Kong will take the next step in its contentious political reform process Wednesday when the government unveils new proposals for how the city should choose its next leader.
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Hong Kong Protest Teen Will Not be Taken From Parents: Lawyer
A 14-year-old pro-democracy protester in Hong Kong who faced being removed from his parents will be allowed to remain with his family, his lawyer said today, after an outcry over the treatment of minors who look part in the demonstrations.
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Hong Kong 'Occupy Hotel' Recreates Protest Camp For Guests
Hong Kong's pro-democracy protest camps may have been swept away but one man has recreated a rally site as an Occupy hotel -- where guests now pay to spend the night in a tent.
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Hong Kong Occupy Protest Leaders Turn Themselves in to Police
The founders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Occupy movement surrendered to police Wednesday in a symbolic move, as they try to take the protests off the streets after more than two months of rallies punctuated by violence.
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Hong Kong Protesters Clash With Police Near Heart of Financial District
Thousands of Hong Kong pro-democracy activists clashed with police in the early hours of Monday as they tried to encircle government headquarters, defying orders for protesters to retreat after more than two months of demonstrations.
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Street Clashes Break Out as Hong Kong Clears Part of Protest Zone
Hong Kong riot police arrested 80 pro-democracy protesters on Tuesday in running clashes after several thousand demonstrators erected street barricades following clearance of part of a protest hotspot.
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Hong Kong Clears Part of Unruly Protest Site
Hong Kong authorities on Tuesday began clearing away some barricades from part of a pro-democracy protest site in Mong Kok district, scene of previous violent confrontations with police and angry mobs.
