Lam warns city cannot afford further ‘chaos’;almost 9,000 aged 11- 84 arrested in protests over past year

Annual vigil to mark Tiananmen Square massacre cancelled but activists still plan to rally

Outrage among pro-democracy legislators at security law put forward at National People’s Congress

Activists alarmed at what they see as undermining of Hong Kong’s special autonomy

Fifteen activists arrested in biggest such crackdown since start of anti-government rallies

Britons advised against non-essential foreign travel

South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan have all had some success in battling spread of Covid-19

World Health Organization chief warns the world is now in ‘uncharted territory’

Some 27,000 employees asked to take three weeks of unpaid leave over three months

High-speed rail and cross-border ferry services to be stopped, with flights reduced

Duo thought to be preparing surveillance of world leaders at conference

Protest movement supported by 59% of city residents polled in news agency survey

Hundreds arrested by police after giving themselves up or trying to escape

The frontline in the Hong Kong protests has shifted to the university campus, where hundreds of students are now in siege mode

Justice secretary targeted by protesters as situation in Hong Kong remains tense

It’s not too late for the city’s authorities to act to defuse a crisis for which they are primarily to blame

Man in critical condition after officer seen grappling with demonstrator before shooting towards another

Sixth month of protests that began over proposed China extradition law

Several people wounded; one man is beaten with sticks by protesters

Disqualification of Joshua Wong (23) is likely to fuel anti-government protests further

Chan Tong-kai offers to turn himself in to Taiwan authorities over girlfriend’s killing

Angry residents emerged from apartments to jeer officers, calling them ‘black police’

Authorities move to curb long-running protests by blocking specific items entering city

Carrie Lam’s inability to deliver address marks major climbdown for chief executive

Xi Jinping cautions protesters and ‘external forces that support the splitting of China’

HKmap.live compiles information on vehicles, tear gas, armed police and clash sites

Petrol bombs and tear gas fired amid PLA warning as the violence continues to escalate

Boy (14) shot in leg in one of many clashes to erupt in beleaguered city after ban begins

Scenes of violence raise the stakes and add to the risk of a dangerous miscalculation

Chaos erupts during march organised to denounce ‘China’s tyranny’

Hardcore group of protesters says extreme actions needed to get government’s attention

Carrie Lam’s withdrawal of the tabled extradition Bill was only one of five demands being called for by demonstrators

A courageous and determined effort is needed to resolve the city’s conflict

Many protesters to continue demonstrating over government’s refusesal to investigate police’s abuse of power

Pro-democracy activists say removal of Bill that sparked weeks of protests is insufficient

Leaked comments from lunch with industry leaders show Lam regretful for ‘causing havoc’

Riot police patrol the subway where some of the most violent clashes have erupted

Organisers of Saturday’s banned march called off the event fearing mass arrests

Protest march called off after crackdown, but some vow to go ahead with demonstration

Student believed to be a Chinese national has made threats to kill the Dublin protesters