Hong Kong: Anti-government protesters met with tear gas on 16th weekend

W/S Protesters setting up barricades, Hong Kong
M/S Protester hitting surveillance camera
W/S Protesters removing fence
M/S Protester hitting surveillance camera
W/S Protesters setting up barricades
M/S Protester hitting board
W/S Protesters removing fence
W/S Protester with US flag; tear gas
W/S Police walking
M/S Police walking
W/S Police standing by fire
W/S Police standing by fire
M/S Fire
W/S Police behind barricades
W/S Protesters with US flags
M/S Protesters with US flags and banner: "President Trump, please liberate Hong Kong"
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Protester waving US flag
W/S Protesters with various countries' flags
M/S Protesters with various countries' flags and banner: "Stand with HK; Join 9.29 global anti-totalitarianism march"
W/S Protesters marching
C/U Protester painting on ground
C/U Protester painting on ground
M/S Protesters with various countries' flags and banner: "Stand with HK; Join 9.29 global anti-totalitarianism march"
M/S Protester holding sign: "CCP breached, Sino-British Joint Declaration; SOS Save HK Pass the Act"
M/S Protester screaming in megaphone: "Stand with Hong Kong"
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Tear gas and confrontation with police could be seen during the 16th consecutive weekend of the anti-government protests in Hong Kong on Saturday.
Footage also shows protesters removing fences, destroying surveillance cameras and setting up barricades.
Some demonstrators were spotted carrying US flags and a sign that read: "President Trump, please liberate Hong Kong."
A call to join a "global anti-totalitarianism march" on September 29 was also seen on a banner.
Hong Kong has been rocked by demonstrations sparked by a proposed extradition bill since March. Despite the law being withdrawn, demonstrations evolved into a movement with wider grievances.