‘No more tear gas’: Protest march in Hong Kong

  • 5 years ago
In Hong Kong over a hundred people marched in Kowloon Tong on November 23, urging authorities to stop firing tear gas. Parents are worried that the chemicals in tear gas would hurt their children and affect the environment of school campuses.  More than 9,000 rounds have been fired since anti-government protests began in June.

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