Hong Kong police fired tear gas at protesters on Sunday as thousands gathered outside a police station in Sham Shui Po to defy a police ban on marches.
This comes after leader Carrie Lam warned she would grant no concessions to the demonstrators.
Thousands of activists also occupied the airport arrivals hall for a third day, while others gathered at city parks.
The protest movement, which began in response to a controversial extradition law, has gained momentum over the last three months.

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