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China Consulate General condemns Hong Kong protests, slams media reports
Students who stood up for the love of Hong Kong and opposed splitting the country praised.
Students who stood up for the love of Hong Kong and opposed splitting the country praised.
Pro-Beijing students urged not to bring weapons, but have their faces covered.
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Police are using tear gas, batons and shields to try and disperse crowds of protesters.
Mass demonstrations began in Hong Kong early last month against Chinese extradition bill.
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But it wasn't clear if the legislation was being withdrawn as protesters have demanded.
Many protesters say the only way forward is to keep fighting.
She was also kicked out of the flat.
New York Times: Why the Hong Kong protests took a destructive turn this week.
The latest protests are a culmination of frustration with the Communist Party overseers.
Protesters smashed their way in before tearing down portraits and spray painting slogans.
Thousands gather as they wait for Government to meet their demands.
New York Times: Before the protests, Beijing told tycoons to keep worries to themselves.
New York Times: Concerns proposed law would toll the bell on human rights in Hong Kong.
"Beijing has misinterpreted Hong Kong's culture, psyche and feelings," said Anson Chan.
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It's a story making headlines across the world. But China doesn't want anyone to know.
Police and protesters are facing off as authorities try to clear the streets.
New York Times: Before the mass protests a young woman went on a romantic holiday.
Hong Kong protest leaders push for more concessions.
Tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents jam city streets in vehement show of opposition.
Protesters are "doing anything" to stay ahead of police to hide their identity.