Hong Kong: Protesters rally as Carrie Lam cancels policy address

M/S Protesters chanting; cardboard cutout Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam on gates, Legislative Council (LegCo) building, Hong Kong
C/U Cardboard cutout of Lam, depicting her as closing her ears and wearing mask over her eyes
M/S Protesters chanting and holding banner and placards; co-founder of League of Social Democrats (LSD) Leung Kwok-hung
M/S Leung chanting: "Fight for freedom"; protester chanting: "Stand with Hong Kong"
C/U Leung and other protesters; cardboard cutout of Lam
M/S Protester speaking with police officer
C/U Protester speaking with police officer
W/S Protester arguing with police officer
M/S Protester arguing with police officer
SOT, Leung Kwok-hung, Co-founder of League of Social Democrats (LSD): "I don't think Carrie Lam can see us, can [have] dialogue with us. So we request the police to negotiate."
M/S Leung speaking
M/S Riot police
W/S Riot police
W/S Rally
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Protesters rallied outside the Hong Kong's Legislative Council (LegCo) building on Wednesday, as Chief Executive Carrie Lam was to deliver her annual policy address.
The protesters chanted and held a cardboard cutout of Lam, depicting her as closing her ears and wearing a mask over her eyes. Riot police could be seen outside the LegCo building to ensure security.
Co-founder of the League of Social Democrats (LSD), Leung Kwok-hung, informally known as 'Long Hair', also joined the rally. "I don't think Carrie Lam can see us, can [have] dialogue with us. So we request the police to negotiate," said Leung.
Lam was forced to suspend her annual policy address amid the heckling from pro-democracy lawmakers, causing the session to be adjourned.
Following the incident, Lam delivered her address via a video link.