For the protesters, it was a show of defiance against the white-clad assailants who beat dozens of people last Sunday night, including some demonstrators heading home after the latest mass protest in the summer-long pro-democracy movement. Police said some of the attackers at the train station were connected to triad gangs and others were villagers who live in the area.
"Hong Kong police know the law and break the law," protesters chanted as they made their way through the streets.Less than three hours after the start of the march, police fired tear gas to try to disperse the crowd. The statement said that some protesters were"holding iron poles, self-made shields and even removing fences from roads," and that some had surrounded and vandalized a police vehicle with officers inside.
"Police appeal to members of the public to stay calm and leave the area as soon as possible as a chaotic scene may ensue within a short period of time," the earlier statement said.
Heading home to the Yuen Long direction last Sunday? If you don’t put some effort in your article then soon no one will be interested in laughing at you again! Try to get some attention as a newspaper!
America should takes notes.
Why aren't Americans out in the streets in mass?
CIA shit disturbing!
BAN ON MARCH!!! Thats the end of democracy over there.