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I went out about midnight, spent about three hours there just walking around.

And there's also like old lady holding an English flat sitting in front of the main gate, trying to, I don't know,

tell the government that they're just being upset, like, not listening to people.

This is Grace Chung.

She's one of about a reported one million people in Hong Kong who took to the streets over the weekend to protest an extradition bill.

The bill would allow Hong Kong citizens to be extradited to mainland China.

Chaos erupting onto the streets of Hong Kong.

The peaceful protest turning violent.

Police firing tear gas and rubber bullets during a rally outside

the city's parliament.

This ad is actually showing that they didn't think, they don't care about our voices.

If passed, Hong Kong's controversial extradition bill would allow people in Hong Kong to be extradited

to mainland China to face trial.

The protests started on Sunday.

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