PhotosIn Photos: The Government-approved Protest In Hong Kong
In Photos: The Government-approved Protest In Hong Kong
Hong Kong on Sunday witnessed its first protest since 2020 when Covid-19 restrictions put a stop to such activities. The Sunday's protest was against a land reclamation plan and had been approved by government in advance. Around 100 protesters were issued number tags and protest banners were also examined.
Updated: 27 Mar 2023 9:32 am
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Protesters wearing number tags during a rally in Hong Kong. Dozens of people on Sunday joined Hong Kong's first authorized demonstration against the government since the lifting of major COVID-19 restrictions under unprecedentedly strict rules, including wearing a numbered badge around their necks.
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Police watch protesters walking within a cordon line wearing number tags during a rally in Hong Kong.
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Police watch protesters walking within a cordon line wearing number tags during a rally in Hong Kong.
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Police record protesters walking within a cordon line wearing number tags during a rally in Hong Kong.
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Participants take number tags prior to a rally in Hong Kong.
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Police accompany protesters walking within a cordon line wearing number tags during a rally in Hong Kong.
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Protesters walk within a cordon line wearing number tags during a rally in Hong Kong.
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Protesters walk within a cordon line wearing number tags during a rally in Hong Kong.
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Protesters, left, stage a rally as member of the press, right, stand in a cordoned area in Hong Kong.
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Police record member of the press during a rally in Hong Kong.