2 month agoAround 200 people are in attendance at Tuesday evening's International Human Rights Day rally - approved by police in advance - at Admiralty's "Lennon Wall". Photo: Jimmy Lam / USP
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2 month ago00:52: police arrested 3 males and 2 females in Tin Shui Wai.
2 month agoPolice announce they have defused two explosive devices found near Wah Yan College in Wan Chai this evening Police say the devices consisted of 10kg of explosives with nails added for shrapnel, meaning a blast radius of 50-100m if detonation had occurred
2 month agoPolice are stopping and searching young people in Mong Kok on Monday night, after makeshift roadblocks were reported on Shantung Street earlier in the evening. Photo: RTHK screenshot.
2 month agoIn Taipo, residents were blocking the roads and confronting the police; Tai Wo rd is blocked by police.
2 month agoDec 9, 22:55 HKT in Taipo, Hong Kong Police point pepper spray shouting at reporters again, don't cross the line which no clear indication where the line is
2 month ago40 riot police officers in standoff against residents in Taipo, upsetting residents, while pepper rounds fired
Bomb disposal officers were sent to Wan Chai on Monday evening after police said they found suspected home-made bombs near Wah Yan College on Queen's Road East.
Bomb disposal officers have been deployed after two suspected home-made devices were found on a slope in Hong Kong. The objects were spotted in Wan Chai near Wah Yan College Hong Kong on Queen’s Road East at about 5.30pm on Monday.
At Monday afternoon's press conference, police also said they arrested 12 people in Sheung Shui in the morning for alleged possession of tools that officers suspected they would use to puncture vehicle tyres.
Police confirmed an "embarrassing" case that an officer on leave was stopped from leaving HK yesterday at airport as an extendable baton was found in his luggage. Police said the officer was "careless" and already reprimanded
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2 month agoRiot police are stopping and searching youngsters in Shatin during lunch hours. Photo: Apple Daily screenshot.
2 month agoFrontline protesters are setting up increasingly elaborate barricades on Des Voeux Road Central as riot police begin to converge upon the designated end of the march. Photo: May James / HKFP. hongkong
2 month agoThe frontline long since fell back to Peddar St, the police seem not to have changed stance at all and are happy to remain blocking the road to the Liaison Office, so still hopeful it remains peaceful today as these CHRF marches always have been
2 month agoWith most protesters having completed Sunday's march, increasing numbers of riot police are converging in Central, where a standoff continues
2 month agoChanting "one, two, one, two" to coordinate their pace, frontline protesters are cautiously retreating, while making sure they leave no one behind
2 month agoThe end of the march is finally passing Sogo, 3.5 hours after the official start (keeping in mind the crowd spilled over from Vic Park way before 3pm)
2 month agoIn Central, riot police at all intersections Connaught/Harcourt Rd; many black bloc protesters waiting around checking phones; first aid crews waiting at the ready
![[CWB. Outside Victoria Park] 4:55PM. Jammed. Every street.](https://hongkong.liveuamap.com/pics/2019/12/08/21929648_0.jpg)
2 month ago[CWB. Outside Victoria Park] 4:55PM. Jammed. Every street.
2 month agoBlack-clad protesters are telling each other to retreat from the riot police cordon on Des Voeux Road Central as demonstrators from the authorised march continue to arrive. Photo: May James / HKFP. hongkong
2 month agoMarch in Admiralty
2 month agoAlmost two hours since the march started, the crowd remains strong in Causeway Bay. HumanRightsDay hongkongprotests Hundreds of Thousands Join Human Rights March: HongKong
2 month ago"We want Hong Kong to remain Hong Kong," a poster says. Crowd in Wan Chai while Victoria Park and Causeway Bay are packed to bursting point.
2 month agoWith police not intervening in the protesters' occupation of all six Hennessy Road lanes, the march has been able to go ahead at a moderate pace — without slowing to a crawl — as of 3:30pm. Photo: HKFP.
2 month agoThe Civil Human Rights Front's first approved march in months has begun from Victoria Park
2 month agoMarchers have left Victoria Park as the @chrf_hk support vehicle leads the way to Central
2 month agoAs was the case on Thursday evening, over a hundred local residents turned up to Kowloon Bay's Amoy Plaza shopping mall on Saturday evening to chant protest slogans and sing songs such as "Glory to HongKong". Photo: RTHK screenshot
