Hong Kong: Students defy anti-ban mask as protests enter 19th weekend

W/S Students gathered around signs at anti-mask ban protest, Hong Kong
C/U Speakers play music, signs on the floor
W/S Students rally on stairs of university
M/S Two protesters wear cardboard masks
C/U Protester wears masks of Chinese president Xi Jinping
C/U Two protesters wear masks
M/S Protester waves US flag
C/U Protester draws on Chinese flag
M/S Protesters waving flags
M/S Protesters chanting
M/S Protesters wear cardboard masks and hold banner
M/S Protesters wearing masks
W/S Protesters hold luminous sign 'Free HK'
W/S Protesters standing and chanting
M/S Protesters march and wear masks
M/S Protesters walk forming human chain
M/S Protesters form human chain
M/S Protesters rallying in front of bridge
W/S Protesters chanting
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Hundreds of secondary school students gathered at a Hong Kong University on Friday, to show their discontent over the government's anti-mask law.
Footage shows protesters wearing cardboard masks and marching as well as forming a human chain. Some wore masks depicting Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Under the regulation, which came into force earlier in October, officers can stop and require people in public to remove their mask. A violation of the ban can result into a fine up to of €2,867 ($3,200) and one year in prison.
In October, a court in Hong Kong rejected a bid against the ban, but a full judicial review will be heard by the High Court by the end of the month.