The line between civilians and police at Hong Kong democracy protest pic.twitter.com/oPIEsTgiqX RT @amndawong #OccupyCentral #HongKong
— Judy Ngao (@Judy_Ngao) September 28, 2014
Tear gas in Central pic.twitter.com/UXBgxSSf7z
— Maya Wang 王松莲 (@wang_maya) September 28, 2014
Upon a people who were promised democracy, HK authorities are tear gassing peaceful protesters who are seeking democracy.
#OccupyCentral
— Hugh Riminton (@hughriminton) September 28, 2014
HK Federation of Students asking people to leave peacefully because of rumours saying police may fire rubber bullets. pic.twitter.com/IjgNQFLebI
— Venus Wu (@wu_venus) September 28, 2014
I just stumbled onto this photo. It speaks for itself. #OccupyCentral pic.twitter.com/IBVOm55xKx
— Andrew Peng (@TheAPJournalist) September 28, 2014
A protester stands defiant after riot police fire tear gas at crowds of demonstrators in Hong Kong. #OccupyCentral pic.twitter.com/8JHsfHVZOg
— Andrew Peng (@TheAPJournalist) September 28, 2014
URGENT: Emerg #GlobalforHK against police violence
NEW YORK
Chntwn Confucius Bldg
TODAY 16:00
#HK926 #HKStudentStrike pic.twitter.com/NY9youK0ZT
— Global Solidarity HK (@GlobalSolidHK) September 28, 2014
Hong Kong fails to clear protesters with tear gas http://t.co/3jWrz8YuYA
— Simon Denyer (@simondenyer) September 29, 2014
Also Read: Massive student protest breaks out in #HongKong against #China
