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Occupy Central

OCCUPY CENTRAL - NIGHT SIX: Full coverage of the night's events

Students point at a man who allegedly attacked Occupy protesters. He was later taken away by police. Photo: Felix Wong

Demonstrators rebuild a protest site in Mong Kok attacked last night by anti-Occupy groups. Photo: Felix Wong

Police in riot gear near the Mong Kok protest site. Photo: Felix Wong

Police in riot gear in Mong Kok. Photo: Felix Wong

Argyle Street in Mong Kok, which has been the site of violence after anti-Occupy groups attacked demonstrators. Photo: Felix Wong

Terrified Occupy Central demonstrators embrace after attacks by counter-protesters in Mong Kok. Photo: May Tse

A bleeding protester is escorted from the scene by police. Photo: Sam Tsang

Police presence outside the Chief Executive's office. Photo: Sam Tsang

Photo by Samuel Chan. 

A man is lead away from scuffles in Mong Kok in handcuffs. Photo: Sam Tsang

Rain falls in Mong Kok around midnight as police up their presence there in response to attacks on Occupy demonstrators. Photo: Phila Siu

Protesters rebuild barricades in Mong Kok, which was the scene of violent attacks by alleged triads against Occupy protesters. Photo: Cheung Chi Fai

Police violently push aside a protester as they attempt to reach the government headquarters in Admiralty. Photo: Joyce Ng

Crowds still gathered in Mong Kok as police stand by. Photo: Samuel Chan

Protesters shelter from the rain in Admiralty outside the Chief Executive's Office. Photo: Tony Cheung

Protesters surround an alleged troublemaker in Mong Kok. Photo: Samuel Chan

Picture taken earlier today shows a protester left bloodied after anti-Occupy groups attacked demonstrators in Mong Kok. Photo: Johan Nylander

An officer directs reinforcements in Mong Kok. Photo: Danny Mok

Labour Party chairman Lee Cheuk-yan distributes leaflets telling people the legal basics in case of arrests. Photo: Joyce Ng


Standoff between police and protesters in Mong Kok. Photo: Samuel Chan

Police have apparently left Mong Kok after earlier warning protesters there they would use force to remove them. Photo: Samuel Chan

Protesters rebuild barricades on Argyle Street. The Mong Kok site was attacked by anti-Occupy mobs on Friday evening and was largely destroyed. Photo: Samuel Chan

Police attempt to detain a protester in Mong Kok. Photo: Felix Wong

Protesters block the road to prevent a police vehicle from leaving in Mong Kok. Photo: Felix Wong

Protesters transport drinks and supplies for police in Admiralty. Photo: Joyce Ng

Around 600 protesters resting or sleeping outside the main entrance to Legco. Photo: Tony Cheung

Photo: Tony Cheung

A protester scrubs the street in Mong Kok. Photo: Samuel Chan

Protesters in Mong Kok trample the banner of a pro-Beijing legislator. Photo: Samuel Chan

Photo: Samuel Chan

The sun rises over the protest site in Mong Kok. Photo: Danny Mok

Demonstrators rebuild a protest site in Mong Kok destroyed by anti-Occupy groups last night. Photo: Felix Wong

Photo: Felix Wong

Police reinforcements arrive in Admiralty. Photo: Tony Cheung

OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY SIX: Full coverage of the day’s events

The anti-Occupy group make their views heard in Mong Kok. Photo: May Tse 

Anti-Occupy activists forcibly remove tents and barriers in Mong Kok. Photo: Timmy Sung

Heavy rain in Admiralty. Photo: Shirley Zhao

Protesters clash with police outside central government offices. Photo: Sam Tsang

Some civil servants are upset that they can't get to work at the government headquarters today. Photo: Sam Tsang

Protesters in Admiralty outside Central Government Office on Friday morning. Photo: Staff reporter

Protesters in Causeway Bay on Friday morning. Photo: Jennifer Ngo

Photo: Danny Mok

Photo: Jennifer Ngo

Police outside the central government office this morning. Photo: SCMP Pictures.

A protester gears up for another day in Mong Kok. Photo: May Tse

The protest scene in Mong Kok on Friday morning. Photo: May Tse

Photo: SCMP Pictures

Photo: Peter So

Photo: May Tse

Photo: Timmy Sung

Police remove barriers in Causeway Bay. Photo: Kathy Gao

Workers stand on the courtyard  of the government offices on Friday. Photo: Sam Tsang


Protesters raise their hands in the air to express their demonstartion is non-violent. Photo: Sam Tsang

The frontline outside the city's government offices. Photo: Sam Tsang

Pushing and shoving at the barricades outside the government offices. Photo: Sam Tsang

Protesters let an ambulance pass through at Tamar government headquarters. Photo: Peter So

Protesters refused to let through this truck carrying food for police at the government headquarters in Tamar. Photo: Peter So

Members of the public argue with protesters in Causeway Bay on Friday afternoon. Photo: Kathy Gao

Protesters hold hands in Causeway Bay, determined not to leave the protest site. Photo: Kathy Gao

Causeway Bay hosts a sit-in. Photo: Kathy Gao

Martin Lee urged Leung Chun-ying to tell Beijing that Hongkongers want true universal suffrage. Photo: Shirley Zhao

Protest numbers have dwindled in Causeway Bay this afternoon but those remaining are resolute. Photo: Kathy Gao

Police change shift in Admiralty on Friday afternoon. Photo: Peter So

A man argues with protesters in Causeway Bay. Photo: Kathy Gao

Police get soaked in a rainstorm on Friday afternoon. Photo: Peter So.

Pro-Beijing lawmakers call for an end to the protests. Photo: Jeffie Lam

Local residents remove barriers in Mong Kok. Photo: May Tse

Scuffles break out in Mong Kok as residents urge the demonstrators to break up their camp. Photo: May Tse

Students place a canopy made of broken umbrellas leading to the government offices in Admiralty. Photo: Shirley Zhao


Cardinal Joseph Zen remained tight-lipped when he arrived at Tim Wa Avenue. Photo: Peter So


Pro-Beijing supporters in Causeway Bay. Photo: Kathy Gao

Anti-Occupy demonstrators gather in Mong Kok to call for an end to the protests. Photo: Bryan Harris

Anti-Occupy demonstrators gather in Mong Kok to call for an end to the protests. Photo: Sam Tsang

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Hong Kong

There were clashes as anti-Occupy groups took to the streets to confront demonstrators in Causeway Bay and Mong Kok, where police arrested a number of people and several protesters were injured.


Review | OCCUPY CENTRAL - NIGHT SIX: Full coverage of the night's events

There were clashes as anti-Occupy groups took to the streets to confront demonstrators in Causeway Bay and Mong Kok, where police arrested a number of people and several protesters were injured.