Dozens of people were injured on Sunday in another night of violence in Hong Kong, as the city marked its fifteenth consecutive weekend of anti-government protests
Hong Kong Dozens of people were injured Sunday in another night of violence in Hong Kong, as the city marked its fifteenth consecutive weekend of anti-government protests.
Thousands of people took part in a peaceful -- albeit unauthorized -- march from Causeway Bay to government offices in Admiralty, calling for the government to respond to the protest movement's five demands. That quickly turned violent after radical protesters gathered outside the legislature and began throwing bricks and petrol bombs at police lines. .m-infographic--7347515604 { background: url no-repeat 0 0 transparent; height: 230px; margin: 15px auto; width: 300px; } @media { .
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