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Sunday, 5 October 2014

Video: Protester threatens to throw himself from bridge as police clash with pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong

A pro-democracy demonstrator has threatened to throw himself from a bridge in the latest dramatic protest scenes to hit Hong Kong.
Police armed with pepper spray and batons clashed with demonstrators in the Mog Kok district, in Kowloon, overnight. 
Tens of thousands of people, many of them students, have poured into the city's streets in the past week to peacefully protest China's restrictions on the election for the city's top leader. #MORE video and pics below:
A man threatens to throw himself off the bridge as he protests against the blocking of the roads near the Government Complex in Hong Kong. Thousands of pro democracy supporters continue to occupy the streets surrounding Hong Kong's Financial district
But the area has been witness to violent clashes between pro-democracy student protesters and their antagonists over the weekend. 
The demonstrator shouted and waved to crowds below, threatening to throw himself off the bridge as he protested against the blocking of the roads near the Government Complex. 
Protesters are calling for open elections and the resignation of Hong Kong's Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying, who last night agreed to hold talks with the protest leaders in a bid to calm the growing unrest.
Protesters are calling for open elections and the resignation of Hong Kong's Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying, who last night agreed to hold talks with the protest leaders in a bid to diffuse the growing unrestPeople clean the face of a protester after he was sprayed with pepper spray during a pro-democracy protest in the Kowloon district of Hong Kong last nightAnger: Members of a crowd gathered around a tent set up by pro-democracy protestors shout and gesture. The area has been witness to violent clashes between pro-democracy student protesters and their antagonists over the weekendFierce clashes broke out in the Mog Kok district, in Kowloon, between officers armed with batons and pro-democracy protesters A pro-democracy protester recovers after he was pepper sprayed by police in Mongkok, Hong Kong. Tens of thousands of people, many of them students, have poured into the city's streets in the past week to peacefully protest China's restrictions on the election for the city's top leaderFashion statement: A woman displays the word democracy on her leg at a pro-democracy rally near the central government offices in Hong Kong todayPeople attend a democracy classroom next to a barricade of pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong. Beijing has promised that the city can have universal suffrage by 2017, but it says a committee of mostly pro-Beijing figures must screen candidates for the top jobStudent leaders called off planned talks with the government until officials respond to claims that police tolerated attacks by alleged mobstersPro-democracy protesters rest against a roadside barrier on a street outside the Hong Kong Government Complex. Thousands of pro-democracy supporters continue to occupy the streetsOn Sunday, the atmosphere on the streets was tense amid fears police may use pepper spray and tear gas to disperse the protesters, as they did last weekend. The University of Hong Kong, among others, warned students to leave the streets

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