'Hell money', coffin and funeral wreath for Chinese National Day
1 October 2012
by P H Yang
Hong Kong
Stinking
A funeral flower wreath is delivered by activists to the China
Central Government Liaison Office in Hong Kong during a National Day rally.
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Activists marched to China's Central Government Liaison Office during a National Day rally in Hong
Kong and delivered a funeral wreath and a coffin while scattering so-called 'Hell money' to protest
China's one-party rule and poor human rights record.
'Hell Money' Fluttering
'Hell money' scattered with a funeral flower wreath and a coffin
delivered to the China's Central Government Liaison Office.
Rally
Activists marched from the Central District to the China Central Government Liaison Office
in Western District. The banner reads 'End one-party dictatorship. Power to the people'.
Power to the People
Rally on the National Day in Hong Kong demanding 'Power to the people'.
Mourn
Activists carrying a funeral flower wreath during the National Day rally.
Strip
Legislative Councillor Leung Kwok Hung (aka Long Hair) was forced to strip off his protest
T-shirt before being allowed to attend the Flag Raising ceremony at Golden Bauhinia Plaza.
Coffin
Activists carrying a coffin pass by a shop selling lanterns for the Mid-Autumn festival.
Koo Protests
Koo Sze-yiu of the League of Social Democrats chants anti-China slogans in front of the
China Central Government Liaison Office.
End One-party Dictatorship
A coffin and a banner demanding 'End One-party Dictatorship' were delivered to the China
Central Government Liaison Office.
Police Blockade
Police tried to blockade the rallying activists from reaching the China Central Government
Liaison Office.
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