Hong Kong witnessed another huge anti-government march on Sunday with seemingly no end in sight to the turmoil engulfing the finance hub, sparked by years of rising anger over Beijing's rule.
The city has been plunged into its worst crisis in recent history by weeks of marches and sporadic violent confrontations between
police and pockets of hardcore protesters.
The initial
protests were lit by a now-suspended bill that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China.