Hong Kong – 2019 – Protest day of 24th August
The Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement, also known as the 2019 Hong Kong protests are a series of demonstrations since 15 March 2019 in response to the introduction by the Hong Kong government of the Fugitive Offenders amendment bill on extradition. Large-scale demonstrations took place gradually to a peak of 2 million people participating. Clashes between protesters and the police became the norms.
At the 12th week of protestation The Hong Kong protest movement reached a peak during the march in the Kwun Tong district in Kowloon.
Thousands joined a march from Tsun Yip Street Playground at 1pm in protest of the introduction of smart lampposts, which protesters fear may be used for surveillance.
These photos have been taken during this afternoon till 4.42pm when
tear gas rounds were fired.
More details on that day here
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Hong Kong – 2019 – Protest day of 24th August
Title : Post-it graffiti
Title : Free HK Democracy
Title : Surveillance Camera
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Title : March on Tsun Yip Street
Title : American Flag at Tsun Yip Street
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Title : Tsun Yip Street
Title : Yellow Umbrella
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Title : Ngau Ta Kok Buildings Wall
Title : Great Wall
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Title : Empty highways
Title : Empty highways
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Title : Face to Face
Title : Protesters around Ngau Tau Kok police station
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Title : Protesters around Ngau Tau Kok police station
Title : Protesters around Ngau Tau Kok police station, 2019
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Title : Protester wearing protection
Title : Barricades on Wai Yip Street.
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Title : Before the attack
Title : Barricades on Wai Yip Street.
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Title : Barricades on Wai Yip Street.
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