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Monthly Archives: October 2019

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Hong Kong protesters transform alt-right Pepe the Frog into pro-democracy symbol

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Hong Kong police set new single day record with no. of arrests, projectile rounds and tear gas fired on Tue

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Journalist shot in face with Hong Kong police projectile will lose sight permanently in right eye, lawyer says

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Scores of Hong Kong journalists injured during National Day protests, as some outlets recall staff from frontlines

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Hundreds march in protest as Hong Kong reels from police shooting of student

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Hong Kong’s August retail sales down 23 per cent amid summer of rage

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Hong Kong pro-Beijing lawmakers urge gov’t to enact emergency law and set up special courts to handle protests

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