Author(s): Jin Wu, Rebecca Lai, and Alan Yuhas
In: New York Times, 2019
Examines how nonviolent marches and rallies against the Extradition Bill developed into more militant protest and violent clashes after repressive use of police tactics, and how the protesters extended their political agenda to demand wider political reforms and police accountability.
https://nytimes.com//interactive/2019/world/asia/hong-kong-protests-arc.html
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