Sunday, October 1, 2017
Why Hong Kong has a culture of protest |
Hundreds of people with yellow umbrellas surrounded government headquarters on Thursday to mark the third anniversary of the event that set off Hong Kong’s biggest pro-democracy protests. Demonstrators re-enacted the moment when police had fired teargas at thousands of students and pro-democracy activists, who shielded themselves with umbrellas that became a symbol of the protests. It was the
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