hong kong g.w. is not ts bellinger is in the territory materials what more was said in that news conference. well there was basically nothing new sad new the. affair at the hong kong affairs office supports the current government it supports the police in cracking down on these protests but there was a little bit of a toning down in the rhetoric of this body that has spoken for the 1st time today before we have heard the foreign ministry attacking western countries much harsher and saying that they were orchestrated these protests protests now the rhetoric was a bit more moderate saying that they were fueling them by irresponsible remarks so this sign is obviously that beijing at the moment wants not to be seen as making plans to interfere in hong kong it says this is something the hong kong government should resolve they've also can acknowledge that there are some social issues beneath these protests lie underlying these protests. so we don't really we can't really make anything out of it that we can that we can't draw any message out of it that's the changes in rhetoric were not that strong but for the moment i think there is an attempt to keep

china has condemned what it's calling gross interference by outside countries in hong kong's affairs following the storming of the hong kong parliament by pro-democracy protests as the.

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takes on a more active role in all of this actually just today beijing's top of the in hong kong hong kong affair office and they said they will come out to speak to the press tomorrow and to respond to. the protests in the last 2 months it is likely that the beijing government would answer any of the requests of the protesters and they will probably take a fairly tough stance against these protesters they will probably save. them a stray sions and. there has also been rumors china my in the end sent me to hong kong to stop these protests if if it doesn't stop by and so very tense situation there in hong kong. for us thank you very much. let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world russia is facing international criticism after police arrested nearly 1400 people at an unauthorized rally on saturday they were protesting against opposition candidates being barred from local elections that called on moscow to respect its own constitutional and. meanwhile opposition leader alex in a balmy has been taken to hospital after apparently suffering an allergic reaction whi

my ts building a he is standing by for us in hong kong i'm a ts what more was said at that news conference. well basically the. hong kong and macau affairs office. repeated many of the things that beijing has been saying before it was the 1st time the hong kong and macau affairs office has ever held a press conference in hong kong usually they act in. the back behind the scenes so this is quite noticeable noticeable is also that what we've just heard although it might seem kind of confrontational towards the west is rather moderates for beijing's standards scaremongering for foreigners scaremongering is something much less than what others for example the foreign ministry has had to before they have said that poorness have orchestrated these protests at some instances so we are obviously seeing some attempt to to tone down the office has nothing has promised nothing it has given nothing to the protesters it has backed the police it has backed kerry lam's government so there's nothing new here we might also be seeing some kind of dealing in inside the communist party on who is in charge there was a an editorial today in the party newspape

hong kong. china as will the united kingdom to keep out of hong kong's affairs and not to meddle in the protests the british foreign office summoned the chinese ambassador over concerns that china was breaking its commitment to the 997 handover agreement the prime minister to resume a had this to say on wednesday it's vital that hong kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the sino british joint declaration are respected i have raised my concerns directly with chinese leaders as has my right under from the front section of the ministers and we will continue to do so. well in response china's ambassador to the u.k. condemned britain's government for supporting protesters. it has to be pointed out that on this very important issue of a principle the u.k. government chose to stand on the wrong sort of us made in appropriate remarks not only to interfere in the internal affairs of hong kong but also to back up a violent law because it even attempt to upstart hong kong i see our government form from worrying the criminals to justice. still to come here at al-jazeera we

bill that would mean handing over people in hong kong to china to become a general rebellion against fading on monday china's office for handling hong kong affairs held a rare press conference and had harsh words for the activists leading to fears that the p l a china's military might intervene. young uns insisted that the recent developments in hong kong especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical activists have seriously undermined hong kong's prosperity and stability seriously challenge the rule of law and the public order of hong kong and seriously threaten the life and property security of hong kong residents they've also touched the bottom line of the principle of one country 2 systems and can't be tolerated. joining us now is the w's william yang out over east asia bureau willing we heard that excerpt just now. what does beijing mean by those comments. so. experts believe that it is clear that beijing's central government is trying to avoid providing a very definite answer regarding whether the p.o.'s a well deployed or not but under hong kong article basic law the hong kong government is able to request to intervene unde

china has condemned what it's calling gross interference by outside countries in hong kong's affairs following the storming of the parliament building the beijing condemned statements made by the us britain and the e.u. in support of the pro-democracy protesters who are opposing an extradition bill. dozens of people have been killed in the indian city of mumbai after terentia monsoon downpours caused the wall to collapse. the rains also course travel chaos flooding roads and motor logging train tracks weather agencies say the area was hit by at least $35.00 centimeters of rain. britain france and germany say they won't for now move to reimpose tank sions on iran after tehran announced it had a mass more enriched uranium than was permitted the un's nuclear watchdog has confirmed iran has broken the limits set by the 2015 nuclear deal this is terrans 1st major departure from the accord. an excerpt from the logbook of captain james cook. wednesday september the 60 we're in the utmost danger i'm sorry convinced that mr stevens chalk is incorrect and not mine we turn to the northeast in t

china is the sole country between running the show in hong kong despite the efforts of other countries including the united states. >> hong kong affairs are chinese internal affairs and no foreign country has the right to intervene. britain has done this repeatedly and we expressed strong defense faction in opposition to that. we advise the british side to have a clear understanding of itself, stop interfering with hong kong affairs in any way and do something conducive to hong kong's prosperity and stability instead of the other way around. protesters are demanding extradition bill be withdrawn from consideration. folks in hong kong deeply concerned that china would prosecute them for political purposes. >> thank you very much. pain at the pump leading the western roundup. the 5.6 sense increase to the state gas tax going into effect today bringing the effective tax to $.80 per gallon making california one of the highest taxed in the country. as the state waste of immunization members new data reveals california has seen a drop in its vaccination rates. according to data more parents have gotten exemptions. many health advocates gett

hong kong. >> hong kong affairs are purely china's internal affairs. ry has the right to interfere. britain has been interfering with affairs and we show strong dissatisfaction. we want them the stop interfering in hong kong affairs and do something conducive to their prosperity. >> protesters are demappeding the extradition be withdrawn. folks in hong kong concerned that china would prosecute them for political purposes, shannon. >> shannon: david spunt, thanks very much. motorists in california bracing for more pain at the pump. a 5.6 cent increase to the state's gas tax going into effect today. bringing the effective tax to nearly 80 cents per gallon. that makes california the state with one of the highest gas taxes in the country. meanwhile, as the state weighs tougher immunization measures, they have seen a drop in vaccination rates. more parents have gotten exceptions. many parents fear they're getting them without valid medical reasons. president trump criticizing california for expanding health coverage to illegal alin's age 25 and under. the $2

we strongly condemn and oppose the gross interference in hong kong affairs and china's internal affairs on them to keep hands off hong kong. what upset the ambassador was the warning from the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt that there would be serious consequences if china diluted hong kong's freedoms, and the promise from borisjohnson that he would back the demonstrators every inch of the way. the row centres on the joint declaration agreed by britain and china in 1984 that in future, hong kong should retain some autonomy and freedom. this meant that after the handover in 1997, hong kong would exist under a so—called "one country, two systems" policy. britain thinks that until the declaration expires in 2047, hong kong should keep its freedom. but china says the treaty is now just an historical document. theresa may said she had been shocked by the violence, but emphasised that the majority had marched peacefully and lawfully. it's vital that hong kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the sino—british joint declaration are respected. i have raised my conce

this is the first time that we've heard at least on camera from officials with the hong kong affairs office here in beijing. that would be the department that is tasked with dealing with hong kong affairs, and it's the first time we've heard them come out on camera in a relatively forceful way. they have expressed support for the hong kong government in the past. this is the first time they came out in public. they're calling the protests illegal saying they're being spurred on by violent protesters determined to commit illegal acts. he reiterated support for the police and interestingly he reiterated support for the chief executive of hong kong, that would be carrie lam who protesters have asked to step down and resign. she hasn't. that has led to a lot of the violence we've seen. this is beijing lending its support to the hong kong government. we ask the question because there's a fear that beijing could deploy troops to quell the protests, deploy the chinese army. it would be unprecedented. we specifically asked if beijing is going to be doing that. they didn't answer saying you ca

china has condemned what it is calling gross interference by outside countries and hong kong's affairs after protesters broke into and vandalized the hong kong parliament building china went on to express its resolute opposition to statements made by the us britain and the e.u. in support of the demonstrators a tense calm has now returned to the city. cleanup is underway. at hong kong's legislative council building the police have moved in after the protest has moved out of the city's leaders have condemned the destruction of. the legislative council complex that's been stalled and extensively damaged. the police it's not gathering evidence in the complex. past let's go president i strongly condemn the serious widens that undermines the poll where it was all phone call. just hours before the protesters were able to smash their way in with nobody standing in the way. previous demonstrations have been largely peaceful but with the hong kong executive offering only limited concessions campaigners say they had little choice we also understand that everyone know everyone could. agree on all

press conference given by this particular arm of the government, the hong kong macau affa i rs government, the hong kong macau affairsheir first major press conference since the former british colony of hong kong was handed over to china in 1997. so, yes, this is incredibly rare, and it is unclear, we're going to be at this press conference for any indication of what beijing is thinking it will do. now, it could try to calm tensions. it could try to indicate that it will leave this affairand to indicate that it will leave this affair and indicate this is really an internal affair affair and indicate this is really an internalaffair in affair and indicate this is really an internal affair in hong kong. or it might threaten the ultimate military intervention. china's people's liberation army is partly stationed inside hong kong. it does have the ultimate safety control over hong kong's external affairs. so it does have that ability to go m, so it does have that ability to go in, if it chooses. we will be watching for any indication of which avenue beijing is going to take. how was all of this being played out and being

of people have protested against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in hong kong's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shot in ended in violence as riot police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center. and representatives from both yemen's government and who the rebel fighters have met for the 1st time in 5 months during the meeting which happened aboard a u.n. vessel both sides have been tasked with pulling forces out of her data the redeployment from the key port city is a critical part of the sweden cease fire deal reached in december the 1st case of a bowl has been reported in the democratic republic of congo's city of goma the discovery has raised concerns the virus could spread quicker in the densely populated area close to the rwandan border gomo which has a population of 1000000 is located south of where the 2nd largest ebola outbreak on record was detected a year ago. their world continuous. we. eat you know you learn you see hindus in england. now go minutely you. feel. like. that might. not have been. proper if you. just do wha

hong kong. china has warned the united kingdom to keep out of hong kong's affairs and not to meddle in the protestsbritain's foreign office summoned the chinese ambassador over concerns china was breaking its commitment to the 997 the handover agreement. prime minister to resign may address parliament on wednesday. it's vital that hong kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the sino british joint declaration are respected i have raised my concerns directly with chinese leaders as has my right under from the front secretary other ministers and we will continue to do so. and the result of china's ambassador condemned britain's government for supporting the protests. it has to be pointed out that this very important issue of a principle. the u.k. government chose to stand on the wrong site it was made in appropriate remarks not only to interfere in the internal affairs of hong kong but also to back up the violent law because it even attempt to obstruct hong kong as our government.

hong kong. oforter: after eight weeks mass rallies and violent confrontations between police and protesters, beijing's chief policy office managing hong kong's affairsonse. the people inall hong kong regard of the of their social background to e jose -- to oppose a boycott violent. the acts of violence by a small number of radical elements has seriously undermined the broad interests of hong kong for prosperity and stability. reporter: this is the first time china's state capital has responded to the demonstrated prompted by a proposed new extradition law. the office backed hong kong's government and wants protest to stop. and those behind the violence to be punished. >> they pose a serious challenge to the rule of law and public order in hong kong and to life and property of hong kong residents. they have also across the red line of the principle of one country two system and should not be tolerated. reporter: the extradition law would allow people from hong kong to be sent to the mainland to stand trial. that bill has been suspended. but the anger has deepened and widened into a broader movement. with calls for greater democracy in hong kong and c

china has condemned what it's calling gross interference by outside countries in hong kong's affairs following the storming of the hong kong parliament by pro-democracy protesters beijing.

. ♪ asia.e: now, to hong kong had another weekend of violent protests with at least 40 people arrested on sunday. the hong kong and macau affairs china's top agency overseeing the former british colony, responded in a statement today, condemning acts committed by radical elements. >> they crossed the redline of the principle of one country, two systems, and cannot be tolerated. romaine: bloomberg's shery ahn joined us right now. is this really widespread or apples stirring things up? shery: the strategy is very different from what we saw five years ago during the umbrella movement protest. first, these protesters wearing black shirts moved east toward the central business district. then they started moving west and then they started splitting up in two. it is really overwhelming, the police force, where they can look ahead to where these protesters will be. makeve already seen them appearances in these areas famous for chinese tourists. it has taken unprecedented shape and form. caroline: very high-profile response. we already sound clip from beijing. they haven't really seen a foreign press briefing. shery: that is really inte

not going to brussels instead let's go to hong kong where china has condemned what it is calling gross interference by outside countries in hong kong's affairs after protesters broke into an vandalized the hong kong parliament building china went on to express its visitors opposition to statements made by the united states britain and the e.u. in support of the demonstrators a tense calm has now returned to the city. the cleanup is underway. at hong kong's legislative council building the police have moved in after the protest has moved out of the city's leaders have condemned the destruction of. the legislative council complex that's been stalled and extensively to. be peaceful but with the hong kong executive offering only limited concessions campaigners say they had little choice we also understand that every not everyone could. agree on all the behavior of activists during the storming legislative council action out of that dust on the action is that and the more the fact if issue and wait that could really. put pressure on government i still have no answer yet i don't deny the 1st beijing usually celebrates the return of hong kong to ch

we strongly condemn and oppose the gross interference in hong kong affairs and china's internal affairse british side. i call on them to keep hands off hong kong. what upset the ambassador was the warning from the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt that there would be serious consequences if china diluted hong kong's freedoms, and the promise from borisjohnson that he would back the demonstrators every inch of the way. the row centres on the joint declaration agreed by britain and china in 1984 that in future, hong kong should retain some autonomy and freedom. this meant that after the handover in 1997, hong kong would exist under a so—called "one country, two systems" policy. britain thinks that until the declaration expires in 2047, hong kong should keep its freedom. but china says the treaty is now just an historical document. theresa may said she had been shocked by the violence, but emphasised that the majority had marched peacefully and lawfully. it's vital that hong kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the sino—british joint declaration are respected.

now, all this is coming from the hong kong and mccal affairs office in beijing, really the top policyffice on mainland china regarding its relations with hong kong but the office also added those attempts by western countries will eventually fail i think this is very similar to its initial lines over the last few weeks or so basically saying that this is a result of external forces trying to really get into the internal affair between china and hong kong. beijing also added that the most important thing to achieve at the moment is basically restoring law and order and handling criminals and violent activities and there was that big overhang question that not a lot of people really dared to bring up or speculate or come up with any answer is really the possible deployment of china's people's liberation army to hong kong given this degree of social unrest there was a question during that q&a session after the suppressed conference, the answer is you need to go back to basic law, basically meaning go back to the constitution of hong kong. what does it say it's basically saying that the h

brent: china has condemned what it is calling a gross interference by outside countries and hong kong affairs. that is after protesters broke into and vandalized the parliament building. charlotte -- china went on to reinforce its resolute statements in support of the demonstrtrators. a tense calm has returned to the city. >> a cleanup is underway. police moved in after the protesters had smashed their way into the building and left the scene. >> the legislative council has been swamped. the police is now gathering evidence in the complex. this undermines hong kong. >> hours before, the protesters were able to take over the legislature with nobody standing in their way. a demonstrations had been largely peaceful but with lawmakers under limited concessions, they said they had to take more forceful action. >> we also understand t tt not everyone could agree on t the behavior of activists during the storm and legislative council action. otheher than the s storming act, is there a any more effective efficicient way that could realy put the pressure on government? i still have no answer yet. >> o

border town between hong kong and mainland china young people here tell us of their bottled up this content of what they see as china's increasing interference in hong kong's affairs was. the 1st protests began last month when the government proposed amendments to a law that would allow criminal suspects in hong kong to be extradited to china to face trial public demonstrations forced chief executive carol lam to suspend the bill she said it was dead but that's not enough for activists who are calling for her resignation many of these protestors were babies or not even born in 1907 when the united kingdom ended its administration of hong kong and passed ensured of its former colony to china but they say they are the ones most disillusioned about hong kong's future their way of life they say is being threatened by creeping oath or tarion ism. dogon al-jazeera hong kong. the u.k. says it's willing to facilitate the release of the iranian oil tanker that was seized off last week if iran can guarantee it won't go to syria british foreign secretary jeremy hunt made the offer after his iranian counterpart told him he's not looking to escalate the situation the ship was

we strongly condemn and oppose the gross interference in hong kong affairs and china's internal affairsbritish side. i call on them to keep hands off hong kong. what upset the ambassador was the warning from the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt that there would be serious consequences if china diluted hong kong's freedoms, and the promise from borisjohnson that he would back the demonstrators every inch of the way. the row centres on the joint declaration agreed by britain and china in 1984 that in future, hong kong should retain some autonomy and freedom. this meant that after the handover in 1997, hong kong would exist under a so—called "one country, two systems" policy. britain thinks that until the declaration expires in 2047, hong kong should keep its freedom. but china says the treaty is now just an historical document. theresa may said she had been shocked by the violence, but emphasised that the majority had marched peacefully and lawfully. it's vital that hong kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the sino—british joint declaration are respected. i

of people have protested against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in hong kong's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburbs shotton ended in violence as right police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center and representatives from both yemen's government and who the rebel fighters they met for the 1st time in 5 months during the meeting which happened aboard a u.n. vessel both sides have been tossed to pulling forces out of who data the redeployment from the key port city is a critical part of the sweden cease fire deal which is reached in december and the 1st case of ebola has been reported in the democratic republic of congo city of goma the discovery has raised concerns the virus could spread quicker in the densely populated area close to the rwandan border gomo which has a population of 1000000 is located south of where the 2nd largest break on record was 1st detected a year ago those are the headlines the news will continue after inside story. more protests in hong kong despite the government suspending the controversial extradition bill t

border town between hong kong and mainland china young people here tell us of their bottled up this content at what they see as china's increasing interference in hong kong's affairs. the 1st protests began last month when the government proposed amendments to a law that would allow criminal suspects in hong kong to be extradited to china to face trial public demonstrations forced chief executive carol lam to suspend the bill she said it was dead but that's not enough for activists who are calling for her resignation. many of these protestors were babies or not even born in 1907 when the united kingdom ended its administration of hong kong and passed control of its former colony to china but they say they are the ones most disillusioned about hong kong future their way of life they say is being threatened by creeping forth or tarion isn't. dogon al-jazeera hong kong. the united nations has condemned an attack on a hotel in southern somalia at least 26 people have been killed in the southern port city of cause liar and the autonomous region has more. hotel assassin is heavily fortified but it wasn't enough to stop a suicide bomber from ramming a car full of explosi

don;t you fear that china will eventually interfere in hong kong's affairs? already doing their best, badmouthing the protesters. however, hong kong people and i'm sure people from around the world, we are very clever and can see through beijing's tactics. if you mean will beijing try to intervene with troops or with laws in hong kong, the basic law stated very clearly that our city has to be totally u nco ntrolla ble. so the police simply ignore the situation and four hours did not show up at all to handle the mobs. shit so we are at a very dangerous situation. bonnie leung speaking to rico hizon a short time ago. here in the uk, the prime minister theresa may will chair a meeting of the government's emergency committee, known as cobra, after iran seized a british tanker. a recording has now emerged of the moment a royal navy warship tried to warn iran's revolutionary guard against taking over the vessel in the strait of hormuz. britain has described it as "a hostile act". paul adams reports. iranian revolutionary guards boarding the stena impero on friday af

hong kong. after weeks of mass rallies and violent confrontations between police and protesters but asia's chief policy officer managing hong kong's affairs had this response josh young nationally we call on all the people in hong kong regardless of their social backgrounds to unequivocally oppose and boycott violence the recent developments especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical elements have seriously undermined the broad interests of hong kong for prosperity and stability. this is the 1st time china's state council has responded to the demonstrations prompted originally by a proposed new extradition law the office bax hong kong government wants protests to stop them and those behind the violence to be punished they pose a serious challenge to the rule of law and public order in hong kong and to life and property of hong kong residents they've also crossed the red line of the principle of one country 2 systems and by no means should be tolerated. the extradition law would have allowed people from hong kong to be sent to the mainland to stand trial that bill has been suspended but the anger has deepened and widened

between hong kong and mainland china young people here tell us of their bottled up this content at what they see as china's interesting interference in hong kong's affairswas the 1st protests began last month when the government proposed amendments to a law that would allow criminal suspects in hong kong to be extradited to china to face trial public demonstrations forced chief executive carol lam to suspend the bill she said it was dead but that's not enough for activists who are calling for her resignation. many of these protestors were babies or not even born in 1907 when the united kingdom ended its said ministration of hong kong and passed the joel of its former colony to china but they say they are the ones most disillusioned about hong kong's future their way of life they say is being threatened by creeping authoritarianism jamila in dog and al-jazeera hong kong. still had an al-jazeera an attack on a hotel in somalia that began with a car bomb and turned into an all night scene the. monsoon rains in nepal trigger landslides and flooding killing at least 43 people.

of inventory cycle going on. >> let me tied together couple things we've been doing, the hong kong macau affairsthe briefing on the violence in hong kong. i mention this because some join the dots between the violence in china, suggesting that the u.s. has been inciting some of the protest activity, leaving the facts of that. if links are being made between the two, that could make trade agreements even more elusive than they have already become, couldn't it? >> yes, absolutely. and it's not about the facts on the ground, it's about the political narrative and the free work. we have seen this for a number of months now, actually, from what is being trailed in the chinese press, which is clearly being led by the government. it's much more literal positioning. i even wrote about what's the programming on chinese television, which is rerunning heroic content. in the u.k., we have all this talk of war cabinets, likewise in china, there is some of that language also being used. >> thank you very much. we are going to talk about the u.k. next. chris wiley, chief investment officer, stays with us. we t

china has condemned what it is calling gross interference by outside countries in hong kong's affairs and that comes after protesters yesterday broke into an vandalized the hong kong parliament building china went on to express its resolute opposition to statements made by the united states britain and the european union in support of the demonstrators a tense calm has now returned to the city. to clean up the way a tongue. kong's legislative council police moved in after the protesters had smashed their way into the building had left the scene. of. the legislative council complex has been stalled and extensively damaged. the police is not gathering evidence in the complex. past let's go faster than i strongly condemn the serious woden's that undermines the whole it was all on call just hours before the protesters were able to take over the net just nature with nobody standing in their way previous demonstrations had been largely peaceful but with rule makers offering only limited concessions activists say they had to take more forceful action we also understand that every not everyon

demonstrators angry police reaction to protests going attacks of the growing influence of china in hong kong's affairs 7 o'clock reports. cinching on kong was in chaos his place moved into k. tens of thousands of people rallying in the district. the demonstration began paced early the situation quickly unraveled. despite numerous calls for police to disperse the protesters resisted instead they moved to the west and districts on hong kong island surrounding a major police station as well as the chinese government's representative office blockades were set up and place lines cordoned off the area protesters blocked some access points and targeted police trying paint bombs glass and bricks any loose object they could get their hands on special place and the tactical response units moved to firing several rounds of tear gas in a bid to push the groups back. this is the 2nd night in a row where we've seen violent clashes between police and protesters in place of fired several rounds of t.v.'s and rubber bullets on the demonstrators but a lot of those demonstrators refusing to let. the tense standoff went

inflammatory comments about britain's response to the unrest in hong kong they are charming accuse the u.k. of interfering in hong kong affairs and said it should keep its hands off the territory ambassador criticized the british government for its support of the protests as it has to be pointed out that this very important issue of a principle but you'll keep the government chose to stand on the wrong side it has made in appropriate remarks. not only to interfere in the internal affairs of income but also to back up a violent law because it even attempt to upstart hong kong as our government form from bringing the criminals to justice. let's get more now from charley angela who joins us in the studio now appears to be an escalating dispute here between the u.k. foreign office yes i mean there were very strong words about press conference genuine anger it seemed at times and it is a reiteration of the same message that we've seen from the chinese foreign minister queues in britain of interfering in affairs in hong kong and that press conference is very rare for press governments to be held by the chinese investor in london se

border town between hong kong and mainland china young people here tell us of their bottled up discontent at what they see as china's increasing interference in hong kong's affairs was. the 1st protest began last month when the government proposed amendments to a law that would allow criminal suspects in hong kong to be extradited to china to face trial public demonstrations forced chief executive carol lam to suspend the bill she said it was dead but that's not enough for activists who are calling for her resignation. many of these protestors were babies or not even born in 1907 when the united kingdom ended its administration of hong kong and past did show all of its former colony to china but they say they are the ones most disillusioned about hong kong future their way of life they say is being threatened by creeping forth or tarion ism jamila dog and al-jazeera hong kong. power has now been partially restored in new york city after a blackout had more than $40000.00 residents traffic lights were knocked out the subway system was halted and even broadway shows had to be called off performance officials said an apparent transformer explosion was the cause coi

border town between hong kong and the land china young people here tell us of their bottled up this content at what they see as china's increasing interference in hong kong affairs i. the 1st protests began last month when the government proposed amendments to a law that would allow criminal suspects in hong kong to be extradited to china to face trial public demonstrations forced chief executive carol lam to suspend the bill she said it was dead but that's not enough for activists who are calling for her resignation many of these protestors were babies or not even born in 1907 when the united kingdom ended its administration of hong kong and passed good shows of its former colony to china but they say they are the ones most disillusioned about hong kong's future their way of life they say is being threatened by creeping thore tarion ism jamila dog and al-jazeera hong kong when they land as a professor at the chinese university of hong kong he says the confrontation between the protesters and hong kong's government shows no sign of ending. the demonstrations have the wall into the job growth theme of boosting democratic it what about you call people want one per

border town between hong kong and mainland china young people here tell us of their bottled up this content at what they see as china's increasing interference in hong kong affairs was. the 1st protests began last month when the government proposed amendments to a law that would allow criminal suspects in hong kong to be extradited to china to face trial public demonstrations forced chief executive carol lam to suspend the bill she said it was dead but that's not enough for activists who are calling for her resignation many of these protestors were babies or not even born in 1907 when the united kingdom ended its administration of hong kong and passed good shows of its former colony to china but they say they are the ones most disillusioned about hong kong's future. their way of life they see is being threatened by creeping thore tarion is a. dog and al jazeera hong kong. protesters have been rallying in sudan's capital to mark 40 days since a crackdown by security forces they want an independent investigation into the killing of more than 100 protesters on the 3rd of june they're also demanding a civilian led government a political transition agreement between

ben chifley that china will eventually interfere in hong kong's affairs —— don't you fear? their best, badmouthing the protesters. however, hong kong people and i'm sure people from around the world, we are very clever and can see through basing's tactics. if you mean will beijing try to intervene with troops or with laws in hong kong, the basic law stated very clearly that our city has to be totally uncontrollable —— basing's tactics. and protesters, we did not give such excuses to beijing. your group has been unrelenting. you have not stopped your protests, we and week out for the past couple of months, what is your strategy now going forward? which other places do you plan to protest? well, this is a very good question. just hours ago the police, again, they have lost control. on the other hand, at another district, which there was no protest, we see that mobs had been out and tried to hit protesters with black shirts trying to get home. and even the pedestrians and journalists got her to. so the police simply ignore the situation and four hours did not show up at all to

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thousands of people have returned to the streets of hong kong to protest against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the city's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shot seen and it's in violence right police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center jamila island oaken reports from hong kong. after bringing central hong kong to a standstill on previous sundays protesters are taking their fight to the suburbs. and government leaders are struggling to clamp down on the wrist system's movement that is largely leaderless most of the protesters here are young people who tell us they are disillusioned about hong kong's future. protesters set up barricades in the center of schatten and riot police arrived from different directions trying to close off access routes. the situation is tense protesters remain defiant and the patience of police is wearing thin. by 8 pm the police sent out a warning. they are ready to charge but here you can see the benefit to them even begin to think of it to the moment the police even you know yelling and yelling when you know showing them in the back this. was