June 11, 2019
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3:13Now PlayingMany businesses in Hong Kong have vowed to shut down on Wednesday in a show of solidarity with those protesting against a controversial bill seeking to allow extraditions to China.
Hong Kong was rocked by a huge rally on Sunday, with vast crowds calling on the city leadership to scrap the legislation. Opponents fear the proposed law could undermine Hong Kong's autonomy from mainland China. Activism groups have called for more protests and strikes tomorrow, when the bill is expected to be approved by the city's legislative council.
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