The Chinese Embassy in Britain has issued a warning to UK that protecting Hong Kong's protesters would in fact bring disaster for the country. This intervention comes after a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester was attacked at China's Manchester consulate.

China: Protecting Hong Kong protestors will spell 'disaster' for UK

June 9 marked the 1st anniversary of the millions of people march in Hong Kong. Despite the restrictions on assembly hundreds of people took to the streets protesting against China's attempts to take away the city's autonomy. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: One year on, protestors reignite in Hong Kong

Exactly one year ago, millions marched on the streets of Hong Kong to oppose an Extradition Bill. 365 days on what has changed in Hong Kong?

Gravitas: One year of Hong Kong uprising: A special report

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam left for Beijing on Saturday for her first visit to the Chinese capital amid speculation about changes in her leadership team following a crushing defeat in local elections last month.

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam heads for Beijing as pressure mounts at home

Hong Kong police on Friday ended their two-week siege of a university campus that became a battleground with pro-democracy protesters as activists vowed to hold fresh rallies and strikes in the coming days.

Hong Kong set for fresh protests as police end university siege

Apple chief Tim Cook on Thursday defended the decision to pull an app used by protesters in Hong Kong to track police, according to a leaked email to employees obtained by a tech news site.

Apple chief Tim Cook defends pulling app used by Hong Kong protesters

Hong Kong's government may curb access to the internet in a bid to contain months of increasingly violent pro-democracy protests, a cabinet member told on Monday, after an emergency-law ban on demonstrators wearing face masks failed to quell the unrest.

Hong Kong cabinet member floats internet curbs to contain unrest

Hong Kong police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas to break up protesters throwing petrol bombs and bricks near the Legislative Council building and central government offices on Sunday, the latest in weeks of sometimes violent unrest.

Hong Kong police fire tear gas, water cannon at petrol-bomb throwing protesters

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam on Wednesday announced the withdrawal of an extradition bill that triggered months of unrest and threw the Chinese-ruled city into its worst crisis in decades, a source with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

Hong Kong leader announces withdrawal of controversial extradition bill after mass protests

Women's Association of Tibetans-in-exile held a protest march wearing eye bandages in the hill town of Dharamsala on Saturday (August 31) in solidarity with those injured in Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests.

Tibetan women march with eye-patch in support of Hong Kong protestors

A flight attendant on Friday accused Cathay Pacific of summarily firing her over Facebook posts linked to Hong Kong's political crisis, adding to concerns about a China-driven witch-hunt to root out pro-democracy supporters at major firms.

Cathay flight attendant says fired over Facebook posts on Hong Kong protests

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday he would not escalate a deepening trade and diplomatic dispute with China but added that his government had no intention of backing down as it defended its interests.

Canada's Trudeau says won't back down in dispute with China, urges restraint in Hong Kong

A major bank warned on Wednesday that weeks of protests in Hong Kong could hit the economies of the Chinese-ruled city and mainland China itself as demonstrators prepared a sit-in at a subway and site of a mid-summer mob attack.

Hong Kong protests spread to subway as bank warns of economic fallout

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that "lawbreaking activities in the name of freedom" were damaging the rule of law and that the Asian financial hub's recovery from anti-government protests could take a long time.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says rule of law being damaged, city's recovery will take long time

Police have fired tear gas in Hong Kong as they face off with protesters at multiple locations in the city. Outside the legislative complex, tear gas engulfed protesters, many of whom were holding umbrellas and wearing helmets and gas masks.

Police fire tear gas at multiple protests in HKong

Anger soared in Hong Kong on Monday over a vicious assault against pro-democracy protesters by a mob of suspected triad gangsters that left dozens wounded, one critically, in a dramatic escalation of the political violence plaguing the financial hub.

Hong Kong protest: Anger soars as 45 people gets injured in Yuen Long train station mob attack