Protesters start a fire at Sha Tin Police Station. Photo: Felix Wong
Anti-government protesters unleash chaos across Hong Kong in unprecedented citywide rampage
- City leader Carrie Lam warns demonstrators have gone beyond protests to attack national sovereignty
- Police have fired 1,000 rounds of tear gas since the first clashes erupted on June 9, arresting 502 people in total
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Protesters start a fire at Sha Tin Police Station. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam arrives for her press conference in Tamar. Photo: Sam Tsang
‘This is no longer about my personal honour’: Carrie Lam when asked if she should resign as chief executive of Hong Kong
- In first public appearance in two weeks, city’s leader says extreme activists have changed nature of protests
- Actions challenge national sovereignty and threaten ‘one country, two systems’, she says
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam arrives for her press conference in Tamar. Photo: Sam Tsang