Riots

Police will deploy more than 6,000 officers to deal with potential unrest over the New Year’s period

In New Delhi, police impose an emergency law in some parts of the city, forbidding large gatherings

Earlier, police gave her verbal assurance that she could take part in peaceful protests

Thousands of armed policemen patrolled Muslim-dominated localities ahead of the weekly congregational prayers

India's most populous state has suffered some of the most violent protests against Anti-Muslim citizenship law

Protesters spent the afternoon marching through multiple malls chanting anti-government and anti-police slogans

Pro-democracy candidates are strategising on how to maximise their influence where they can

This is the third time that teachers, who are demanding regularisation of their jobs, have been beaten

Incident occurred in mid-November as the pro-democracy movement was in its fifth month

Federal authorities blocked mobile internet access in the region to counter the protesters

Teachers threaten to go on a hunger strike

PPP minister insists police right to take action because teachers were entering red zone

In a rare lull in police-protestor clashes, around 800,000 people marched peacefully through the city's streets

Women account for some 25 per cent of the 5,900 people arrested since early June

Some protesters have lost their jobs, suffered life-changing injuries, even fled overseas

Lawyers demand arrest of accused doctors in PIC scuffle

China had already denied requests for two US Navy ships to dock in Hong Kong in August

It also marked a resumption of the increasingly violent confrontations between protesters and police

Renewed calls to hit the streets came after Beijing and city leader Carrie Lam refused further political concessions

Standoff settled into a tense stalemate during which hundreds fled the campus some making daring escapes

China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, condemned the bill as "naked interference in China's internal affairs"

Le urges the US to stop interfering to avoid further damage between US-China relations

Trump signs law requiring annual review of freedoms in Hong Kong, bans sale of crowd control equipment

Nearly 20,000 people residing in Chishti Nagar would be rendered homeless if KDA follows through on its notification

Millions took to the streets earlier this year after Lam's government introduced a bill to allow extraditions

Crowds march through the streets to highlight the govt's failure to pass laws protecting women

Lam said that her government would "listen humbly" to the public

Councils have historically been firmly in the grip of the Beijing-aligned establishment

Police were deployed at some polling stations and on city streets, but the presence was not particularly heavy

One woman is killed in France every three days by their partner or ex-partner

Opposition parties rally after JUI-F chief announces Plan C of ‘Azadi March’

The crisis is the worst in three decades of Chilean democracy

President Xi Jinping said China wants a deal but is "not afraid" to "fight back" if necessary

Trump accuses Iran of blocking the internet to cover up deaths

The cause of death in both cases was tear gas canisters aimed directly at the head

Some protesters have surrendered while others were held during escape attempts

It has failed to cover the grievances expressed by thousands of people at peaceful demonstrators

China has repeatedly condemned protesters as violent criminals and rejected any foreign criticism

National People's Congress spokesperson indicated that the legislature might take some form of action

The assailants wielding knives and machetes ambushed the victims

At least one person has been killed and several others injured as police clashed with rioters

Beijing has instead repeatedly warned it will not tolerate any dissent

Protests have swept the global financial hub since June

Prosecutors say 20 people have died, thousands injured

Protesters also barricaded roads, disrupted transport links

Masked activists outside Hong Kong University blocked a main road by dropping objects from a footbridge

The nationalistic Global Times newspaper told the police to "be tough" and said it "firmly supports" their actions

Police also fired multiple rounds of tear gas at residents and then retreated, ceding the junction once more

Since June, protesters have thrown petrol bombs and vandalised banks, stores, metro stations

Patients whose surgeries had been cancelled during strike days given new dates