Photos and videos of the Hong Kong protests show that universities have become major battlegrounds for students and police.
While the bystander was killed after taking photos on his lunch break, many protesters deaths have been recorded allegedly as the result of police actions. Alex Chow, a 22-year-old student, fell to his death as police cleared a parking garage on November 8, which sparked many of the protests,NPR also reported that a student found dead in a parking garage is believed to also be a victim of police brutality.
Videos and photos of the protests that have surfaced online show increased tension between police and protesters. One video shows police cornering a woman wearing a mask for being a suspected protester. Photos shared to Twitter show police using tear gas to disperse protesters. Other photos show police clearing streets that have been blocked and barricaded by protesters. There have also beenShe is just a girl who wearing mask...
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