Hong Kong police said on Monday they arrested 36 people, the youngest aged 12, after violence during anti-government demonstrations escalated as protesters hurled Molotov cocktails at security forces who responded with water cannon and tear gas. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong protests: Police arrest 36, youngest aged 12

Hong Kong police fired tear gas and water cannon amid running battles with brick-throwing protesters in driving rain on Sunday, August 25 after violent clashes a day earlier in which police fired tear gas for the first time in more than a week.

Hong Kong protests: Police fires water cannons for the first time

Escalating violent acts pushing Hong Kong to verge of very dangerous situation: Government

Hong Kong police arrest 36, youngest aged 12, after running battles with protesters

Hong Kong police fire first gunshot, water cannon in protest clashes

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Hong Kong is bracing for more anti-government demonstrations and a "stress test" of its international airport this weekend, as protests in the Asian financial hub show no signs of abating and diplomatic tensions between China and some Western nations rise.

WION Playlist: Hong Kong protests continue

A female protester, who was arrested by Hong Kong police during ongoing protests, alleged on Friday (August 23) that she was abused by two female officers while in custody. Watch this video to know more.

WION Dispatch: Female protester allegedly abused by Hong Kong police

Chinese troll accounts spreading doubts about Hong Kong protests has been taken down. Watch this video to know more.

WION Dispatch: Chinese troll accounts spreading doubts about Hong Kong protests taken down

Hong Kong City's chief executive Carrie Lam offers talks with peaceful protesters. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong Protests: City's chief executive offers talks with peaceful protesters

Hundreds of Hong Kong teachers and supporters on Saturday braved heavy downpour as they took to the streets to begin yet another weekend of anti-government protests in the former British colony. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong: Hundreds take part in teachers' rally braving downpour

After gathering peacefully in the Central business district, they marched on the Government House residence of Hong Kong’s embattled leader Carrie Lam.

Teachers joins protests in Hong Kong

Hong Kong remains tense as weekend protests begin. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong: Another weekend of protests begin

Bruised but unbowed Hong Kong police say no need for China intervention

Hong Kong police admit 'disguising' themselves in protest, defend action

Hong Kong residents stand in support of the authorities, codemn riots

Hong Kong police on Monday defended their actions and the lack of arrests after opposition lawmakers said police had failed to protect a train full of anti-government protesters from a triad gangster attack on Sunday. The attack came in a night of violence that opened new fronts in Hong Kong's widening political crisis over an extradition bill to send people to China for trial. Some politicians and activists have long linked Hong Kong's shadowy network of triad criminal gangs to political intimidation and violence in recent years.

Violent clashes erupt between residents, suspected triads in Hong Kong

Police in Hong Kong raided a homemade-explosives manufacturing lab ahead of another weekend of protests in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory. Banners voicing opposition to an extradition bill that has sparked more than a month of demonstrations were found at the lab, according to Hong Kong media reports. Police said the investigation was continuing and that they had not found concrete evidence linking the explosives-making to a major protest march planned for Sunday. Police said they found about 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds) of TATP, or tri-acetone tri-peroxide, in the late Friday night raid.

Hong Kong police seize explosives ahead of protests

Protests in Hong Kong that began in opposition to a much-maligned extradition bill, turned violent as scuffles broke out between protesters and police inside a shopping mall. Police said they arrested more than 40 people and that more than 10 officers had been injured. Watch full video to know more.

Chaotic clashes between police and protesters in Hong Kong shopping centre

Hong Kong police retake parliament from anti-government protesters

Protesters block roads, surround police headquarters in Hong Kong

Police fire tear gas from above as protesters gather in Hong Kong Protesters in Hong Kong can be seen retreating from Harcourt Road while police stand guard on a distant overpass while firing tear gas into the crowd today (June 12). The filmer said the police were discharging tear gas "every two to five minutes."

Police fire tear gas from above as protesters gather in Hong Kong

Thousands of protesters blocked entry to Hong Kong's government headquarters Wednesday, delaying a legislative session on a proposed extradition bill that has heightened fears over greater Chinese control and erosion of civil liberties in the semi-autonomous territory.

Hong Kong government asks protesters to leave

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