Hong Kong police fire pepper spray and make arrests as activists mark one year of protests
Telegraph, 10 Jun 2020
Hundreds have taken to the streets of Hong Kong to mark one year since the beginning of the pro-democracy protests in the city.
Activists defied social distancing rules as they blocked roads and stopped traffic.
Police used pepper spray and pepper pellets to disperse crowds, as 53 protesters were arrested.
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Activists defied social distancing rules as they blocked roads and stopped traffic.
Police used pepper spray and pepper pellets to disperse crowds, as 53 protesters were arrested.
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