Protesters, Police In Hong Kong Clash In Christmas Eve Demonstrations

Protests in Hong Kong have been ongoing for over six months, initially sparked by a controversial extradition bill. Despite the bill being scrapped, demonstrators have continued to push for additional demands, including universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police conduct. Clashes with police have been frequent, with incidents of tear gas and pepper spray being used. In early December, a massive protest saw 800,000 people marching. Organizers plan to continue the movement into the New Year.

What actions did the protesters take during the clashes on Christmas Eve?

• They peacefully marched through the streets.

• They clashed with police and set fire to a subway entrance.

• They held a silent vigil.

• They distributed flyers about their cause.

What was the initial cause of the protests that have been ongoing for over six months?

• A controversial extradition bill.

• A new tax law.

• A ban on public gatherings.

• A change in school curriculum.

What are some of the demands made by the protesters after the extradition bill was scrapped?

• More public holidays and free public transport.

• Increased funding for education and infrastructure.

• Lower taxes and better healthcare.

• Universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police conduct.

How many people participated in the major protest in early December?

• 500,000

• 1,000,000

• 800,000

• 300,000

What is the future plan of the group organizing the protests?

• To end the protests immediately.

• To negotiate with the government for a settlement.

• To focus on online campaigns only.

• To continue the movement into the New Year.