3 human rights observers from human rights group Civil Rights Observer were among the arrested in Causeway Bay earlier last night, @HK_CRO said. It has strongly condemned the arrest as "unreasonable" and amounted to violation of Johannesburg Principles
1 month agoPolice has detained a man for hours despite he claimed to have chest pain. "Police mocked him, you look fine after several hours of marching and fighting with police," says onlooker Ah Wei who is just released
1 month agoA group of people walked out from where nearly 100 were subdued on Hennessy Road
1 month agoPolice say they arrested over 400 people in Causeway Bay today, including around 70 here on Hennessy Road, lined up against the wall in rows awaiting processing. Few look like hardened frontliners. This rooftop is the closest media can get to record the scene
1 month ago1 million people take part in new year march in Hong Kong today, according to organiser
1 month agoAfter TV reported already more than 400 arrests in Causeway Bay, even more mass arrests there, these on Yee Wo & Hennessy Roads around 22.20
1 month agoAccording to Apple Daily News, HKPF expanded their lockdown area to a ridiculous radius just to prevent reporters from filming the near-hundred of arrested citizens
1 month agoA young man suddenly arrested in Causeway Bay for no apparent reason
1 month agoAnother apparent mass arrest in an alley in Tai Hang. This is in addition to the reported mass arrest on Hennessy Rd outside Citibank
1 month agoOn Hennessy Road, Democratic Party lawmaker Helena Wong questioned why police shone flashing lights at reporters. The police then called her "rubbish legco lawmaker" and said she was play-acting in front of cameras
1 month agoRiot police cordoning off Hennessy Road are rather offensive in their talking. Calling lawmaker Helena Wong and onlookers "trash", ridiculing them for coming here for media exposure, accusing reporters of not filming vandalism, even saying jokingly that someone gonna jump off
1 month agoAt around 8:15pm, police suddenly disembarked from several vehicles and charged towards a crowd in Causeway Bay, detaining nearly a hundred people outside Hennessy Road's Citibank. Photo: May James / HKFP.
1 month agoRiot police has dispersed most protesters. An officer also asked onlookers to leave MTR, "off you go, rioters."
1 month agoRiot police just attacked Legislative Councillor Ted Hui Chi-fung and then pepper spraying citizens and journalists
1 month agoJan 1 march, which has been outlawed by police in the afternoon, has suddenly turned violent after sundown. Police have suddenly charged on Hennessy Rd and subdued at least 50 protesters. They drop to their knees and raise their hands during the arrest.
1 month agoThe water canon vehicle is running a course through Causeway Bay, unleashing bursts of pepper spray-infused water where crowds stood (before the canon advanced) on Hennessy and Jardine. As usual, journalists and medics appear to be the only ones hit
1 month agoWater cannon deployed outside of Causeway Bay Sogo dispersing the crowd and #HongKongProtesters left from 2020 #HongKongProtests, Hong Kong Police raptors chasing after citizens
1 month agoA cling film barrier is set up along Hennessy Road outside Hysan Place. One of such barriers successfully held back an armoured vehicle in Mong Kok last night
1 month agoPolice moving a Des Voeux barricade out of the way for the western water cannon to get through. Protestors falling back from the Pedder St junction
1 month agoTear gas is fired near Canal Road flyover, Video: SCMP/Elizabeth Cheung
1 month ago19:08: HSBC has been set on fire in Central
Water cannon in Central on Des Veoux Rd
1 month agoPolice water cannon truck fires at protesters in Wan Chai as they move in to clear Hennesy Road
1 month agoTear gas just fired on Morrison Hill Road after two Molotov cocktails were thrown in front of advancing riot police
1 month agoProtesters barricading a closed exit of Central MTR station after discovering that many police officers are on standby right inside the station.
1 month agoWater cannon no1 pushing through towards Gooseneck Bridge
1 month agoProtesters in Causeway Bay send supplies to the front lines, as people carry material for barricades through, Video: SCMP/Simone McCarthy
1 month agoDespite police's decision to cancel the rally, many marchers march on. Human chains are formed to pass face masks and umbrellas. Fully black-clad protesters are scurrying towards Wan Chai, where rounds of tear gas were fired earlier
1 month agoProtesters setting up some road block at Luard Road, hoping to slow police advancements. A mahjong table is also used
1 month agoTension in CWB as police just decided to end the rally. Furious crowd and riot police are pointing fingers at each other
1 month agoIntense violence has suddenly broken at an HSBC branch in Wan Chai. A witness has told me that he saw a few protesters were dragged and beaten by several undercover officers at this bank. Police have also outlawed the whole march.
1 month agoFurther down Hennessy Road near Causeway Bay #HongKongProtests
Hong Kong Police asks Civil Human Rights Front to end march
1 month agoArmed police in Hong Kong
1 month agoRiot police fired tear gas at an intersection of Luard Road and Hennessy Road after 5pm to disperse crowds of protesters who got rowdy over heavy policing in the area. Large crowds of police had arrived in the area after some protesters vandalised an HSBC branch
1 month agoPlainclothes police suddenly attacked the march about 20min ago, apparently due to vandalism of the HSBC in the background here. They subdued 1 person & pulled him into the branch. Then riot police & raptors stormed the very large crowd, shooting pepper spray & bean bag rounds
1 month agoRiot police out on Hennessy Road in Wan Chai after some black clad people tried to vandalise an HSBC branch. A red flag was brandished. Earlier @chrf_hk said on its FB that two masked men entered police cordon line after breaking the bank's glasses
1 month agoMTR Central/HongKong Station was packed with protestors aiming to Victoria Park for march. When we were good to go we heard "Liberate Hongkong Revolution of our time" and "5 demands not 1 less"
1 month agoHead of the procession has reached the end of route in Central, where groups of riot police are standing by. Photo: Stand News
1 month agoTens of thousands reiterated their protest demands on January 1, during the first HongKong police-approved demonstration of the year. Protesters chanted "Five demands, not one less," & "Resist tyranny, join a union." Photo: @SiuSinGallery / HKFP
1 month agoProtesters sing Glory to Hong Kong in Victoria Park. Video: SCMP/Simone McCarthy
1 month agoTwo masked men vandalised a branch of state-owned China Life Insurance in Wanchai. Witnesses told Apple Daily that when riot police arrived, the men shouted "we're one of you", and police did not intervene. Photo: Apple Daily screenshot.
1 month agoThe front of the march has reached the Chater Road endpoint as of 4pm, but hundreds of thousands still wait to begin in Causeway Bay and Victoria Park. Photo: May James / HKFP.
1 month agoMarchers are still stuck in Causeway Bay due to the size of the crowd as of 3:15pm.
1 month agoVictoria Park's grass lawn and Causeway Bay's Hennessy Road are beginning to fill with protesters. Photo: iCable / NowTV screenshot.
1 month agoSeveral rounds of teargas fired along Soy Street in Mong Kok and Waterloo Road in Yau Ma Tei in the wee hours of the first day in 2020. Photo: Apple Daily
1 month agoAt least five rounds of tear gas fired in Waterloo Road in YMT, after police accused crowd of participating in an unauthorised assembly in the area
1 month agoA few more shots of tear gas as the umbrella squat is still in shape in two blocks down Sou Street. A BMW with carplate "PAID" got smoking pellets underneath
1 month agoMultiple rounds of teargas fired along Soy Street in MongKok
Injured woman is Tang Siu Wa, a well-known writer who is also reported to have been arrested at PolyU on November 20 during the police siege there
1 month agoCrowds that had gathered at Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront marched along Nathan Road as they dispersed. They sang the protest anthem 'Glory to Hong Kong'. Some also chanted the slogan: "Hong Kong independence, the only way out." HongKongProtests Video: SCMP/Alvin Lum
1 month agoFirst serious police-inflicted injury of the New Year. Hit by a teargas canister in first police fusillade just after midnight in Mong Kok
1 month agoWater cannon & armored vehicles, protest, #5DemandsNot1Less , teargas & riot police
1 month agoIt's like a de facto march when protesters left from countdown in Tsim Sha Tsui. They vented anger against police while passing by TST police station
1 month agoFirst arrest of 2020 at 00.22 in Mong Kok.
1 month agoSecond thing of 2020 on Nathan - a Molotov
1 month agoBlue flag raised on Nathan Road at crowd around Soy Street
1 month agoOne is stopped on Nathan Road outside HSBC. Police keep pushing people away from the crossing of Nathan/Argyle
1 month ago"1 2 3 to the corner outside Citibank and 4 5 6 HSBC. Don't let them get on the road. Move if you hear," order from walkie talkie
1 month agoMerry Christmas barricade on Nathan Road
1 month agoThe view of chain back from Jordan to Tsim Sha Tsui
