Hong Kong protesters storm legislative headquarters
According to Reuters, early on November 19, a small group of protesters broke into the legislative headquarters of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (China) through a side door, while police prevented others from entering the building amid rising tensions after a period of calm.
According to Reuters, early on November 19, a small group of protesters broke into the legislative headquarters of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (China) through a side door, while police prevented others from entering the building amid rising tensions after a period of calm.
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The incident occurred just hours after court officials tried to disperse part of the protest camp in the city center - which pro-democracy protesters have occupied for nearly two months, while most of the main protest area was left unaffected.
This is the first time Hong Kong protesters have stormed a major government building, contrary to the predictions of many political analysts who said the protest movement was showing signs of easing./.
According to VNA
