Protesters in Hong Kong have vowed to return to the streets until all five of their demands are met, after an extradition bill responsible for months of protests was withdrawn.
Withdrawal of the bill met one of the protesters’ key demands, but activists have vowed to continue demonstrating until the government fulfils all of them.
They have also requested an independent investigation into allegations of police brutality during the protests, the unconditional release of all demonstrators, retracting labelling the protests “riots” and allowing the people of Hong Kong to choose their own leaders.
