Hong Kong: Anti-government protesters flood downtown for 11th consecutive weekend

W/S Protesters marching with umbrellas, Hong Kong
W/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
M/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
W/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
M/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
M/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
M/S Protesters marching and chanting
W/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
W/S Protesters chanting and marching
M/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
M/S Protesters marching with umbrellas
W/S Man waving flag with "Hong Kong Independence" inscription
M/S Protesters taunting officer
M/S Man holding up colonial flag of Hong Kong
M/S Police marching alongside protesters
W/S Protesters marching
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Police watching nearby
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Protesters marching past police van
W/S Protesters marching
M/S Police being yelled at as he walks nearby
M/S Protesters marching and chanting
M/S Police being yelled at as he walks nearby
W/S Protesters marching
W/S Protesters marching with banner
M/S Reporter taking photo of eggshells on ground
M/S Protesters entering park
W/S Pro-China politician's office marked by broken eggshells
W/S Protesters voting
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Clad in black and carrying colourful umbrellas, Hong Kong protesters flooded the streets for the 11th week of the anti-extradition bill rallies on Saturday.
 
Protesters braved the drizzle to march from Hoi Sham Park to Whampoa in Kowloon.
 
Police lightly monitored as protesters marched through the populated area of Hong Kong’s downtown.
 
Demonstrators are calling for the total withdrawal of a suspended bill that would allow the extradition of the city's residents to mainland China for trials. They also want Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam to resign and the conduct of Hong Kong's police during the protests to be investigated.