2019 07 01
Protesters in Hong Kong attempted to storm the territory’s parliament today, in the latest tense protests against the government and Carrie Lam, its pro-Chinese chief executive.
Police were seen loading shotguns with projectiles — apparently soft “beanbag” rounds — after the democracy protesters used a metal trolley to partially smash the glass entrance to the Legislative Council (Legco) building.
Police in Hong Kong have clashed with protesters marking the anniversary of its handover from UK to Chinese rule.
In chaotic scenes on Monday, police used pepper spray and batons to contain protesters outside a venue hosting an annual flag-raising ceremony.
A small group of protesters also smashed into the government building.
This is the latest in a series of protests against a controversial bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China.
The government has agreed to suspend it indefinitely, but the rallies continue and Chief Executive Carrie Lam is facing ongoing calls to resign.
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