March for Hong Kong Democracy

Date: 4 Dec., 2005 3:00 pm
Event: March for Hong Kong Democracy
Location: From Victoria Park, CausewayBay to Central Government Office, Central

About 250,000 Hong Kong people march to demand clear date for universal suffrage.

Location: Victorial Park
Special Guest: Former chief secretary for administration Anson Chan.

Location: Victorial Park
The protesters are not only flight for themselves, they also flight for the next generation.

Location: Victorial Park
New Masked Raider? Masked Raider Democracy?

Location: Causeway Bay
Road Block? But it cannot block the protesters what they believe – Full Democracy.

Location: Causeway Bay
“None of my business..”

Location: Wai Chai
Ex-Commercial Radio station host Raymond Wong Yuk-man (Mad Dog)

Location: Wai Chai
Donald Tsang seems as China’s local puppet in not allowing greater democracy

Location: Wai Chai
Leung Kwok Hung (Long Hair) 梁國雄(長毛) told the story about eating banana, not a good wording in Cantonese.
Beside, why he always stay at the same location for each protest ?

Location: Wai Chai

Location: Admiralty
Can you count how many poeple here? Did number of people does not matters?

Location: Central Government Office, Central
Funny Poster

Location: Central Government Office, Central
Funny banner: “One World, One Dream, One Man, One Vote”

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