Violent clashes between protesters and police again in Hong Kong

Look at 40 places including Sydney, Taiwan

Hong Kong, Ta. September 29, 2019, Sunday

The ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Hong Kong have remained unchanged for the past four months, even in the 17th week. A large number of protests took place in Hong Kong on Sunday. There have been violent clashes between the police and the protesters. Police have also arrested many people in the meantime.

While China is preparing to celebrate its 70th founding day, protests in Hong Kong against extradition legislation on the other hand have intensified. It is suspected of having an impact on Communist China's founding day program. Sunday was Global Protest Day.

Protesters around the world unleashed an anti-communist rally on Sunday using the online platform and social media. During the rally, a clash between police and protesters in Hong Kong had taken a very violent turn. Demonstrators used petrol bombs and stones.

Police also used tear gas, rubber bullets and water on the protesters. Before the rally, people were angry when police searched demonstrators in Hong Kong's shopping district. The police then took a big and universal look at him in a skirmish experimenting with tear gas.

On the one hand, preparations are under way in Beijing for the grand celebration of the 70th founding day of the Republic of China. The program, which begins on Tuesday, will also feature a grand parade, which will present China as a global power. On the other hand, fierce protests in Hong Kong are likely to disrupt the festival's color.

Hong Kong's democratic supporters have declared China's founding day as a day of mourning and have decided to intensify the protests. Some people have also vandalized the metro station during a protest in Hong Kong on Sunday. So the banners announcing the 70th founding day of China have also broken the banners.

Sunday was declared Global Protest Day. The rally was held in support of Hong Kong in 40 places, including Australia's Sydney, Taiwan, Europe and South America. Thousands of people gathered in Sydney in support of Hong Kong. The rally was held with black clothes and banners. It was written in the banners, Save Hong Kong and stop the tyranny.

About two thousand people came to Hong Kong's support even though it was raining in Taipei, Taiwan. People said that the future of Taiwan and Hong Kong are interlinked, as both places are oppressing China.