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SCMP Reporter

The government says the national security legislation will not limit the freedoms of Hong Kong people. Yesterday, the  people staged the city's biggest protest since 1989 to show they are not  convinced.

'This is definitely an historic moment, as it is the first time Hong Kong people have fought for their freedom and rights. It  is a day to be proud of' March organiser Richard Tsoi Yiu-cheong

'Enactment of the national security bill is a constitutional duty of Hong Kong. The rights and   freedoms enjoyed by the people of Hong Kong will not be affected'  Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa



500,000 take to the streets