Protesters have hit a police station in Hong Kong with petrol bombs on Wednesday (October 2) in an angry response to the shooting of a teenager by a police officer.

Hong Kong protesters hit police station with petrol bombs

A Hong Kong protester was shot with a live round October 1 by police as clashes broke out across the city, posing a direct challenge to Chinese President Xi Jinping on the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic.

Hong Kong Protest: Video shows police shooting protester

China's tightly choreographed 70th birthday bash next week risks being upstaged by pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, which offer a starkly different take on the strength and power of the Communist Party being feted in Beijing.

Hong Kong crisis threatens to spoil China's 70th party

Hong Kong reduced rail and bus links to the city's airport on Sunday and police stepped up security checks in a bid to scupper plans by pro-democracy protesters to disrupt the bustling transport hub.

Hong Kong curbs airport links as protesters vow 'stress test'

Several temples and houses of members of Hindu community have been attacked in Ghotki town of Pakistan’s Sindh. The violence in the region followed an alleged blasphemous remark by a school principal, who is a Hindu, in Ghotki. Watch this video to know more.

Hindu temples, houses attacked in Pakistan after alleged blasphemy by a school principal

Hundreds of protesters ran amok in Pakistan's Sindh province after the principal of a school, belonging to the minority Hindu community, was falsely accused of blasphemy and booked in the matter. Watch this video to know more.

Pakistan: Hindu principal booked in false blasphemy case; mob vandalise school

Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters singing "God Save the Queen" and waving Union Jack flags rallied outside the British Consulate on Sunday demanding that the former colonial power ensures China honours its commitments to the city's freedoms.

Hong Kong protesters sing 'God Save the Queen' in plea to former colonial power

Bolivian protesters took to the streets of the country's largest city on Thursday (September 12) ransacking offices of the political party of Bolivian president Evo Morales as a controversial poll showed weakening support for the leader of the Andean country prior to general elections on October 20.

Police clash with protesters on streets of Bolivia

Tense scenes in the Chilean capital of Santiago on Sunday (September 8) as police used tear gas on protesters at an event commemorating the victims of the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.

Chile: Peaceful march turns violent

Hong Kong police said on Sunday that 71 people were arrested during the riots on Saturday. According to Kowloon West Regional Headquarters, a total of 63 people, 54 men and nine women aged 13 to 36, were arrested for offenses including unlawful assembly and possession of explosives and offensive weapons.

71 arrested over riots in Hong Kong on Saturday: Police

Hong Kong Protests: Protesters and Riot Police clash in Hong Kong

Hong Kong: Violent Clashes Continue Between Police & Protesters

Gravitas: Hong Kong: Tensions Intensify

Another weekend of protests begins in Hong Kong where Police fire tear gas in a renewed clash with protesters.

Hong Kong Protest: Police fire tear gas in renewed clash with protesters

Members of Hong Kong's Civil Human Rights Front on Tuesday admonished chief executive Carrie Lam's comments earlier in the day, saying the weekend rally where hundreds of thousands of protesters rallied peacefully was one of the last chances for the leader.

Hong Kong rally organisers say weekend demonstration was 'last chance' for government to address demands

Hong Kong protesters and medics on Tuesday wore bloodied eye-patches at Hong Kong airport in solidarity with a young protester who was injured in her right eye during a violent police crackdown over the weekend. Protesters occupying the airport held signs illustrating with images of the incident whilst wearing red-stained bandages over their eyes. Ten weeks of increasingly violent protests have roiled the Asian financial hub as thousands chafe at a perceived erosion of freedoms and autonomy under Chinese rule. The protests began as opposition to a now-suspended bill that would have allowed suspects' extradition to mainland China, but have swelled into wider calls for democracy.

'We do not tolerate violence from police' - Hong Kong's eye-patch protesters

The Hong Kong airport has suspended all flights for today. As thousands are protesting at the Airport since Friday

Wion Dispatch: All flights suspended at Hong Kong airport

Hong Kong economy slumps, Government blames protesters

Hong Kong's Tourism Industry takes a hit

Hong Kong protesters out on the streets once again. Demonstrators continued to demand democratic reforms. Protesters announced the nationwide strike on Monday. They defy the warnings of Beijing.

Hong Kong Protest: 9th week of protest in a row, protesters pelt stones at police station

Protesters have gathered outside the Eastern Law Court Building in Hong Kong on Wednesday ahead of an appearance by 44 fellow protesters who have been charged with rioting. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong protests: Activists protest demonstrators arrests

Protesters have gathered outside the Eastern Law Court Building in Hong Kong on Wednesday. More than 40 people appeared in a Hong Kong court rioting for their role in a recent protest that turned violent when thousands of activists clashed with police near Beijing's main representative office in the city. Watch this video to know more.

A day after the police used tear gas against Hong Kong protesters, Hong Kong continues to be on the boil. Thousands have come out again on to the city streets. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong protests: Protesters to march through the city

A man sought unsuccessfully to set himself on fire on Friday (July 12) as tens of thousands of Algerians rallied to push for reforms and the departure of the ruling elite.

Algerian protesters push for reforms, man tries to burn himself

Hundreds of protesters faced off with riot police early on Monday, the anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule, ahead of an annual rally that is expected to draw huge crowds amid widespread anger over a controversial extradition bill. Police sprayed pepper spray to disperse the demonstrators in the latest protests over the extradition bill, which would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial in courts controlled by the Communist Party. The bill, which the government was forced to suspend after the largest and most violent protests in decades, has plunged the Asian financial center into political turmoil.

Protesters scuffle ahead of Hong Kong handover anniversary ceremony

Protests against the controversial extradition bill.

Hong Kong Protest: Protesters break into government building

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