Hong Kong Marchers Challenge Ban on Music, Voice Discontent

Hong Kong’s July 1 parade featured some public acts of civil disobedience, including several groups marching in the parade on Friday braving possible arrest by engaging in a banned activity: playing music.
Hong Kong Marchers Challenge Ban on Music, Voice Discontent
Hong Kong's annual July 1 parade featured some very public acts of civil disobedience in response to authorities' attempts to restrict an event famous for championing Hong Kong's freedom. Song Xianglong/Epoch Times Staff
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Hong Kong's annual July 1 parade featured some very public acts of civil disobedience in response to authorities' attempts to restrict an event famous for championing Hong Kong's freedom.  (Song Xianglong/Epoch Times Staff)