Thousands of chanting Hong Kong protesters joined hands to form human chains on Friday in a peaceful protest, with almost three months of anti-government demonstrations showing no sign of let-up across the Chinese-ruled territory.

Hong Kong families form peaceful human chains ahead of airport protest

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Watch WION Playlist, 23rd August 2019

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

Google on Thursday said it disabled a series of YouTube channels that appeared to be part of a coordinated influence campaign against pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.

Google says YouTube campaign targeted Hong Kong protests

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

Hong Kong has been gripped by anti-government protests in recent weeks, with China accusing Britain and other Western countries of meddling in its affairs. Watch WION Wideangle report to know more.

WION Wideangle: Inside the Hong Kong movement

Protests in Hong Kong continue for 12th straight week. Watch this video to know more.

WION Dispatch: Protests in Hong Kong continue for 12th straight week

Protests in Hong Kong continue for 12th straight week

Finally, Twitter & Facebook Have Acted Against China's Misinformation Campaign On Hong Kong Protests.

Fake news campaign in Hong Kong: Twitter, FB suspend China-based accounts

What China has been trying to do? Trying to create an alternative narrative, a false one to discredit Hong Kong protests. Here's the report.

China's attempt to discredit Hong Kong protests busted

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence urged China on Monday to respect the integrity of Hong Kong's laws and repeated President Donald Trump's warning that it will be harder for the United States to make a trade deal with Beijing if there was violence in the Chinese-ruled city.

Pence urges China to respect Hong Kong laws amid protest

How China Is Selling Its Fake Story On The Situation In Hong Kong...

WION Gravitas: Busted! China's misinformation campaign on Hong Kong

Twitter and Facebook have taken down over 900 accounts linked to the Chinese government. Social media platforms said that the accounts were associated with inauthentic activities and these accounts were targeting the ongoing Hong Kong protests.

China's disinformation campaign busted

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday (August 20) that the government would talk to peaceful protesters and tackle complaints against police. Hundreds of thousands of protesters rallied peacefully in the Chinese-ruled city in torrential rain on Sunday (August 18) in the eleventh week of what have been often violent demonstrations.

Carrie Lam: Government will speak to peaceful protesters

More than 1,00,000 participated in today's protests. Protesters march from Victoria Park to Chater Garden. Over 47,000 people in Hong Kong say ''No'' to violence. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong Protests: Protesters attempt to restore peace

Overseas Chinese in Canada on Saturday rallied and staged a demonstration in Toronto against recent spates of violent acts in Hong Kong. Watch this video to know more.

Against violent acts in Hong Kong, overseas Chinese rally in Canada

The U.S. President Donald Trump parallels to Tiananmen Square in 1989. He said, ''it is very hard to do a deal if there is violence. China needs this deal more than the U.S.'' Troops raise concerns of military intervention.

Trump warns China's Xi Jinping against violence in Hong Kong

11 Weeks Of Protests In Hong Kong, this week protests remain peaceful

Hong Kong Protests: Over 470,000 people say 'No' to violence

Hong Kong's police are confident they have the resources to continue battling pro-democracy protesters, even if violence escalates further, pouring cold water on concerns that the authoritarian mainland might need to intervene.

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

China hits out at media, Western forces on provoking Hong Kong protests. Watch video to know more.

China hits out at media, Western forces on provoking Hong Kong protests

Chinese ambassador to UK slams media, Western forces on provoking Hong Kong protests. Watch the video to know more.

WION Dispatch: Chinese ambassador to UK slams media, Western forces on Hong Kong

China hits out at media, Western forces on provoking Hong Kong protests. Watch the video to know more.

Hong Kong Protests: China hits out at media, Western forces

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