Taiwan: Taiwanese rally in solidarity with Hong Kong anti-extradition protests

W/S Protesters holding signs in Taipei City
M/S Protesters holding signs on Jinan Rd, Taipei
M/S Democratic Progressive Party spokesperson addresses the crowd
SOT, Lin Fei Fan, Former leader of the Sunflower Occupation: "Taiwanese people will not allow the Chinese government to continue this kind of violations to Hong Kong's human rights and democracy."
W/S Moment of silence for Hong Kong protester who died while hanging a banner
W/S Moment of silence for Hong Kong protester who died while hanging banner
SOT, Lin Fei Fan, Former leader of the Sunflower Occupation: "Taiwan is a pivot of Asia, and we are the core of democracy in East Asia, and we believe that our action will also influence the Taiwanese people to fight against the One China Principle and One China framework, that China tries to impose on Taiwan."
W/S Protesters gather on Jinan Rd in Taipei City in front of government buildings
M/S Police watching protest
W/S Lin Fei Fan, former leader of the Sunflower Occupation in Taiwan, leading crowd
W/S Protesters singing a protest song in Cantonese in solidarity with Hong Kong
W/S Attendees placing paper cranes and flowers in tribute
M/S Lin Fei Fan, former leader of the Sunflower Occupation in Taiwan, leading crowd
M/S Gary Cheung, protest leader, crying
M/S Protesters sing a protest song in Cantonese in solidarity with Hong Kong
W/S Protesters holding up signs and chanting
M/S Attendees placing paper cranes and flowers in tribute
M/S Attendees placing paper cranes and flowers in tribute
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Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Taipei on Sunday, to voice their support for Hong Kong demonstrators against China's extradition bill.
The demonstrators condemned the police violence in Hong Kong and even sang Cantonese songs in solidarity with Hong Kong protesters, who have been taking to the streets since China's extradition bill was proposed in February.
"Taiwanese people will not allow the Chinese government to continue this kind of violations to Hong Kong's human rights and democracy" said Lin Fei Fan, the former leader of the Sunflower Occupation in Taiwan.