Hundreds of Thousands Gather For Largest Hong Kong Protest In Months

On Sunday, Hong Kong witnessed its largest anti-government protest in months, organized by the Civil Human Rights Front. The protest, which stretched for miles, was the first allowed since August. Protesters demanded investigations into police brutality and amnesty for arrested individuals. Despite the formal withdrawal of the extradition bill in October, protests continued, resulting in over 6,000 arrests and two deaths. Sunday's march was mostly peaceful, though some vandalism occurred. The Chinese government expressed willingness to address Hong Kong's issues through dialogue.

What was the main demand of the Civil Human Rights Front during the Hong Kong march?

• To support the extradition bill

• To investigate police brutality

• To increase government surveillance

• To promote tourism in Hong Kong

Despite the formal withdrawal of the extradition bill, why did protests continue in Hong Kong?

• The government refused to negotiate

• Protesters wanted more economic reforms

• The bill was still being enforced secretly

• Protesters had additional demands

How many people have been arrested since the Hong Kong protests began?

• Over 1000

• Over 9000

• Over 3000

• Over 6000

What was one of the actions taken by some protesters during the march?

• They vandalized shops and courts

• They held a press conference

• They organized a peaceful sit-in

• They distributed leaflets

What was the Chinese government's response after the march?

• They imposed a curfew

• They expressed willingness for dialogue

• They increased police presence

• They banned future protests