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Tensions are high in Hong Kong amid a row about how the city's leader should be elected. Elections are due in 2017 - but the Chinese government has issued a ruling limiting who can stand as a candidate.
This has angered activists who want full democracy. Campaigners are now threatening to occupy the business district. BBC News explains the row - in 60 seconds. Video produced by Helier Cheung
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