Hong Kong

Violent clashes become more intense and frequent as few demands are met

Police fires tear gas and rubber bullets at small groups of hardcore activists who had built barricades in Tuen Mun

The anti-government protesters are angry about what they see as creeping interference by Beijing

Police have responded with tear gas, water cannons, rubber bullets and several live rounds fired in the air

Jane lied to her mother about joining Hong Kong's protests

Tourist arrivals fell 40 percent in the last month

The trigger for the unrest was an extradition bill

Subway services between two stations on the line were suspended and intercity services were cancelled for the day

89 people were arrested over the weekend after 'radical protesters' attacked two police officers

The initial trigger for the protests was a contentious extradition bill