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Hong Kong Protest 2025. Dramatic images from the Hong Kong protests ABC News In September 2014, tens of thousands of protesters began to stage mass sit-ins in downtown Hong Kong, demanding fully democratic elections HONG KONG (AP) — A social worker who tried to mediate during the height of the 2019 anti-government protests in Hong Kong was convicted of rioting Tuesday in the latest case that signaled the tough stance the authorities have taken toward political cases.

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In September 2014, tens of thousands of protesters began to stage mass sit-ins in downtown Hong Kong, demanding fully democratic elections While the Umbrella protests failed to change the political system in Hong Kong, the determination and the desire for change exploded five years later in 2019 as a staggering 2 million protesters — almost a third of the population — took to the streets to protest against an amendment to the city's extradition bill that extends the mechanism. In the year since Hong Kong passed its "Article 23" legislation, national security police have hauled in the friends of a pro-democracy activist in Taiwan over comments he made on.

10 Striking Images From Hong Kong's ProDemocracy Protests HuffPost. HONG KONG (AP) — A social worker who tried to mediate during the height of the 2019 anti-government protests in Hong Kong was convicted of rioting Tuesday in the latest case that signaled the tough stance the authorities have taken toward political cases. Protesters turned out in huge numbers against a bill seen as extending China's.

10 Images From the End of Hong Kong’s Protest Movement. While the Umbrella protests failed to change the political system in Hong Kong, the determination and the desire for change exploded five years later in 2019 as a staggering 2 million protesters — almost a third of the population — took to the streets to protest against an amendment to the city's extradition bill that extends the mechanism. In September 2014, tens of thousands of protesters began to stage mass sit-ins in downtown Hong Kong, demanding fully democratic elections