i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program hong kong has same move olens today as police crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators defying an official ban to block the city center police fired tear gas and rubber bullets as the protesters near the chinese government office in downtown hong kong last night dozens were arrested and many more injured the much as a part of the weeks long campaign demanding greater democracy in hong kong and autonomy from mainland china. after saturday's clashes protesters took to the streets of hong kong again this time to demonstrate against the police's use of tear gas. i think we need to have a protest issues so that we are strongly against these kinds of without it you know we need them to risk respond to our. response to demands leading to mocker see activists joshua long told d. w. the protests have now gone beyond opposition to the controversial extradition bill that sparked them now is the summer off this content to a beijing and hong kong government last week we experienced pro beijing gangs and mobs attack ordinary citizen yesterday we experience

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