Journalists in Hong Kong have marched through the city today, as thousands of others rallied in an area popular with shoppers from mainland China following heavy clashes on the streets yesterday.
Hundreds of reporters marched from the Admiralty district near government offices through to the police headquarters, while many more descended on the Sha Tin shopping district.
Sha Tin, a town between Hong Kong island and the Chinese border, has previously been a battleground by those angered by the flood of Chinese day-trippers.
Yesterday there were violent scenes in another border town – Sheung Shui – as demonstrators fought police wielding riot shields, batons and pepper spray.
Anti-extradition bill protesters march during a rally in Sha Tin border town in Hong Kong, an area popular with Chinese day-trippers