Protests

Colonial-era emergency laws were introduced a week ago banning face masks at public rallies

Lee says his stall has been a constant target of the police and he has been arrested twice

Anti-government graffiti is scrawled over bus stops and buildings

End daylong sit-in at Serena Chowk after talks with FBR fail

Demonstrators, often in the thousands in major cities for big protests, want Moise's immediate resignation

While the improved security is a positive change, the government never lived up to its promises beyond that

After city's leader invokes colonial-era emergency powers not used for half a century

The move was welcomed by government supporters and Beijing

Police quickly intervened to break up the scuffle, briefly using pepper spray

In one of the largest solidarity marches in Australia since Hong Kong's latest pro-democracy movement began in June

Crowds began heckling officers, shouting slogans such as "corrupt cops" and "triads"

Former presidential candidate says govt has an obligation to provide safe health services to women

I hope you all understand that we still care about Hong Kong society, says Lam

Sisi opponents have bombarded social media platforms with fiery content under Arabic-language hashtags

Residents skeptical that the talks would make any difference

As millions of anti-government protesters have taken to the streets for more than three months

Police have repeatedly denied using excessive force

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

Want PIERA to play its due role as regulator

Women dress in purple holding candles, lanterns to honour the memory of domestic violence victims

Huge numbers of children skip school in more than 130 countries to join a worldwide strike against climate change

Participants of the march hold up banners and placards as they call on the government to take action

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

The trigger for the unrest was an extradition bill

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

Messages on the mooncakes are chants heard on Hong Kong's streets in the last three months

Law requires prosecutors to prove there was overwhelming force, a threat, or that the victim was incapacitated

Student groups have set a deadline of late Friday for their remaining demands to be met

After three months of unrest, Lam last week withdrew a controversial extradition bill that had triggered the protests

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper urged the Chinese government to exercise restraint in Hong Kong

Many said the move to withdraw the extradition bill was too little, too late

Following Lam’s withdrawal of a controversial extradition bill that had sparked widespread protests

After months of unrest which threw the Chinese-ruled city into its worst crisis in decades

Taiwan authorities have strongly opposed the bill

Withdrawal of the draft legislation was one of the protesters' key demands

Police arrest more than 1,100 people since the protests started

At least 500 people have been arrested protesting the election which saw Kassym-Jomart Tokayev become president

Demonstrators plan to choke travel routes to the airport

It has been racked by civil unrest for two weeks over perceived racial and ethnic discrimination

Police erect water-filled plastic barriers around key government buildings

People all over Pakistan come out to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir

Saturday's rally was set to mark five years since Beijing rejected political reforms in Hong Kong

Protests have broken out, with police using pellet guns and tear gas to disperse the crowds

Police had warned earlier they would launch a “dispersal operation” and told people to leave

After Twitter and Facebook accused the Chinese government of backing a social media campaign

Shenzhen has grown from a sleepy fishing village into an economic powerhouse

Rioting fans attacked a bus carrying one of the teams, at the National Stadium in Tegucigalpa

Ten weeks of demonstrations plunges international finance hub into crisis

People gather in a square in the capital Harare to demonstrate against the country's worsening economy

The people of Hong Kong enjoy more extensive democratic rights and freedom than ever