Andrew Stevens

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Public entrance to HK Legislative Council. Smashed windows, security door broken open. Inside graffiti and rubbish. HK in shock this morning. Where to from here?
#Extraditionbill

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Say. No. More

[Kyung Lah @KyungLahCNN]

This makes 6 CBC endorsements for @KamalaHarris, 1 more than @JoeBiden

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Standoff for more than 2 hours and counting. Police appear to be backing off. #Extraditionbill

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

10 min before the handover ceremony due to kick off this is the scene 500m away next to parliament #ExtraditionLaw

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Police using batons and pepper spray push protesters back a few hundred metres. A new standoff, police warning they can use force to clear the area. Protesters up with umbrellas.
#ExtraditionLaw

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

6:27am. Some streets of HK already blocked by protestors. #ExtraditionLaw

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

July 1. Protesters in hard hats, masks and protective clothing, face off against heavy police presence with riot equipment in HK near venue for handover commemoration.

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Long lines of protesters delivering petitions against extradition bill to embassies and consulates in HK. They want world leaders’ support at G20. Beijing says there will be no discussions on HK. #ExtraditionBill

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Carrie Lam apologises for the second time in four days. This time in person. Quote: “After having a serious review, I am offering an apology to every Hongkonger.”
But she won’t kill the extradition bill and won’t stand down, as demanded by protestors.
#Extradictionbill #HongKong

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Crowds building up Monday night in front of LegCo. Protestors say they will continue to come out until extradition bill scrapped and Carrie Lam resigns.#NoToChinaExtradition #ongkong

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Jailed activist and Umbrella Movement leader Joshua Wong released from HK jail. Calls for protesters demands to be met - Scrap extradition bill, Carrie Lam to step down key issues. Protesters numbers dwindle but they say fight will continue.
#AntiExtraditionBill #HKprotests

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

3:50am. Hundreds of protesters remain outside Hing Kong parliament, blocking key roads into downtown. They have the streets to themselves. Police presence minimal.
#BlackMarch #ExtraditionBill

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

12:15am. Crowd starting to him out but still a big number of protesters at LegCo (parliament) building in HK. Police presence minimal, crowd peaceful. Main Road into downtown blocked with people.
#Extraditionbill #Blackprotest

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

HK underground train stations jammed as protesters wait to join anti extradition bill march. #extraditionbill #HongKongprotests

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

If chief executive Carrie Lam hoped to satisfy Hong Kongers by shelving the extradition bill, she badly misread this city. Another huge rally today calling for complete withdrawal of bill.

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

BREAKING: Hong Kong’s leader Carrie Lam has announced the postponement of a controversial China extradition bill. The proposal of the bill sparked mass protests across the city this week.

[Andrew Stevens @andrewcnn]

Hong Kong anti-extradition bill protest march to go ahead Sunday, say organisers, despite news Saturday the bill may be paused. Carrie Lam will address the media 3pm HKT. Organisers say they want complete withdrawal of bill.