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Protests in Hong Kong on Sunday started with a rally in Chater Garden (approved by police) and then a march (not approved). The destination was going to be Sun Yat-Sen MemorialPark in western Hong Kong Island. But now thousands are marching east. Don’t know why yet!
Lennon Wall going up on Queensway in Admiralty, which is now full of protesters 
Protesters streaming past police headquarters. The final destination of the march is now apparently Victoria Park in Causeway Bay
Very Be Water out here today
Just a few officers behind the barriers at police headquarters, with a few hundred protesters chanting outside
Our early story on the protest Sunday, to update throughout the day nytimes.com/2019/07/28/wor…
And now some protesters have arrived in Sheung Wan, near the original end point of the march, and the liaison office (via Apple Daily)
Moving barriers near the Sogo crossing in Causeway Bay
And fresh graffiti 光復香港 時代革命
Protesters occupy Hennessy Rd in Causeway Bay, one of the busiest commercial areas in Hong Kong. Looks a lot like 2014
Tear gas and a police charge outside the liaison office
Queen’s Road West at Centre Street
Police firing tear gas next to the Western Market
There’s a burning barrier next to Western Market between the police and protester lines
Tear gas fired by police, and some canisters thrown back by protesters, on Connaught Rd Central
Among several reporters hit by a lot of tears gas. Recovering now by Weatern Market. Everyone seems ok now
At Bonham Strand and Mercer Street, police and protesters separated by a block, tear gas wafting through a dense residential and commercial neighborhood
Barrier on fire now on Bonham Strand
Think this day’s protests are coming to a close. Walking home through Sheung Wan and Central. Lots of riot police, spent tear gas rounds, trash and broken glass. Volunteers directing traffic.
