The latest clashes are among the most violent after a period of relative calm following fears over coronavirus keeping many residents indoors. FMTNews HongKong
Participants wave British and U.S. flags during a rally demanding electoral democracy and call for boycott of the Chinese Communist Party.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in and around Mong Kok district and the Prince Edward subway station, where some of the most fierce violence erupted on Aug 31, when police fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters throwing petrol bombs. The scenes brought back images of the clashes that plunged the city into turmoil last year and posed the gravest popular challenge to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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