Map. History of Hong Kong conflict

28 五一 2020
Protest in Hong Kong now
Night time barricade building on Queensway.
Police starting to clear Admiralty. Clashes occurring. #HongKong
Police is clearing Queensway, keeps yelling "leave now".
Protesters chanting "withdraw" in reference to HongKong's proposed #ExtraditionLaw
Barricade at Connaught Rd #HongKongProtest
11 月 前
11 月 前
UK urges Hong Kong to listen to concerns of its people
PLA soldiers in their complex masks ready. #HongKong
Outside of the PLA Garrison, protestors writing "anti-extradition to China, fight evil law" on the wall.
More tear gas has been fired on Harcourt Road, as police push through and clear protesters.
A driver who transported video equipments for journalists from @rthk_enews was being shot in head and lost consciousness. Now on the ambulance to Queen Mary Hospital
Live from HongKong: police ran towards a man who somehow found his way to ride a motorcycle (in yellow) towards the new gathered police charge line under the bridge of Harcourt Road. A few police ran towards him anxiously screaming: Leave. Leave. @SCMPNews
#HongKong antiELAB tactical map. Blue under police control Red protesters
Violent clashes between protesters and HK police at gov HQ main gate at around 3 pm. Photo source: TVB News
Bricks dug up in barricade attempt on Lung Wo Road
On Tim Wa Avenue, police are spraying pepper-based solution at protesters, who use umbrellas to protect themselves. A policeman is holding up a red banner which reads: "Stop charging or we use force."
Clashes on the front lines as police use baton and pepper spray.
Protesters have clashes with some police on the frontlines near Harcourt Rd and around the PLA building.
Occupy 2.0. The people are back in their thousands
Crowd at Harcourt and LegCo roads, which had thinned with the rain, increasing in size again.
The demonstrators set up roadblocks outside the People's Liberation Army's Hong Kong Army Building (formerly known as Prince of Wales Building).
Macau journalist Chan Ka Chun complained of being attacked with pepper spray by police officers earlier this morning despite wearing his press pass and attempting to leave the scene.
Map: Today's protests have so far centered on the roads leading to the Legislative Council building in Central Hong Kong. Here are the main roads affected
Taiwan President Tsai @iingwen on Instagram11 月 前
Taiwan President Tsai @iingwen on Instagram
Hong Kong's parliament cancels today's debate on extradition bill, reschedules to yet to be decided date, after protesters surround building and seize nearby roads
Tens of thousands are occupying roads around hongkong gov't headquarters chanting for the extradition law to be axed.
Hong Kong at 10:15 a.m., June 12, 2019. Protestors have, once again, overwhelmed a key road in the center of the city as part of protests against a proposed extradition law.
Pro-democracy lawmakers questioned a inspector for random police search to youngsters in metro station near the city's legislative council. The police team left the area eventually.
Empty, cordoned off demonstration zone outside LegCo.
Big crowd outside Admiralty MTR station arguing with police over searches, but again many people still streaming through towards LegCo.
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