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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Oct-24
Murder suspect who sparked Hong Kong protests released from prison as extradition bill formally withdrawn
Chan Tong-kai is accused of the murder of his girlfriend in Taiwan, but his case exploded onto the international scene when his proposed extradition kicked off protests in Hong Kong.
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Nov-7
Pro-Beijing politician was offered flowers, then stabbed in chest during Hong Kong attack
A pro-Beijing Hong Kong politician Junius Ho has come away with minor injuries after being stabbed while campaigning in the former British colony.
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Nov-11
Violence spreads across Hong Kong New Territories on 24th weekend of unrest
Hong Kong is in the sixth month of unrest that began over a proposed extradition law but pro-democracy protesters show no signs of backing down.
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Nov-11
Hong Kong protester shot at close range by police as chaos erupts across city
Live broadcasts on Facebook show a Hong Kong police officer shooting a protester at close range, amid clashes.
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Nov-13
Hong Kong on 'brink of total breakdown', police warn
Authorities condemn rioters for committing insane acts, following more street battles between rioters and police in the Chinese territory.
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Nov-13
This will result in the Army having to intervene as there is no end in sight and HK is now worse than Beirut
BM
From: BerrySteph
Nov-13
bml00 said:HK is now worse than Beirut
What, Israel bombing flat whole districts?
Attacking the women and children as a way to get to their menfolk.
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Nov-14
Now I can remove the censored words list.
For a week, at least.
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
Nov-17
Chinese troops clean up Hong Kong streets despite no request from city's embattled government
China's PLA soldiers appear in shorts and T-shirts on Hong Kong streets, helping residents clean up debris after another week of violent anti-government protests.
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