Hong Kong protests: Police fire tear gas at Yuen Long rallyhttps://t.co/BaSN6IXckA

— Gloribel Me (@amiahoochie) July 27, 2019

HKFP Lens: Hong Kong police deploy tear gas as clashes break out at banned Yuen Long protest – Part 2 https://t.co/vFO6F8BicQ via @hongkongfp

— khinmaungoo (@drkhinmaungoo) July 27, 2019

Officers in riot gear shot the tear gas on Saturday into a crowd of demonstrators in Yuen Long who stood their ground, despite appeals from police to end the protest.https://t.co/ulAI0KgnyK

— Metro (@MetroUK) July 27, 2019

288,000 protesters turned out for the demo today in Yuen Long. That makes it the biggest ‘district’ protest yet, topping even the 230,000 in Kowloon on #July7. The #HK uprising rolls on & the streets have been taken back from people-attacking thugs. https://t.co/DOn9DO6IbY

— Brian Kern / Kong Tsung-gan / 江松澗 (@KongTsungGan) July 27, 2019

Hong Kong Protests: Police Fire Tear Gas as Tens of Thousands Demonstrate Where Mob Rampaged https://t.co/rHc72qCQR5 > Despite a police ban, protesters marched on Saturday in Yuen Long, the place where suspected gang members attacked demonstrators and bystanders last weekend.

— PrivacyDigest| @PrivacyDigest@privacydigest@mas.to (@PrivacyDigest) July 27, 2019

LIVE: Protests in Hong Kong #YuenLong https://t.co/bY6dqh5i82

— Reuters (@Reuters) July 27, 2019

Police have fired tear gas at tens of thousands of Hong Kong protesters, who showed up in Yuen Long despite protest applications being rejected. https://t.co/94yWv1JqcW #extraditionbill #727march pic.twitter.com/68J7MmyGBl

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) July 27, 2019

Tear gas on Tung Tai Street #antiELAB pic.twitter.com/D4oa3qPuS3

— Aaron Mc Nicholas (@aaronMCN) July 27, 2019

VIDEO: 🇭🇰 Crowds of Hong Kong protesters defy a police ban and begin gathering in #YuenLong, a town close to the Chinese border, to rally against suspected triad gangs who beat up pro-democracy demonstrators there last weekend pic.twitter.com/0K7I8dyBAb

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) July 27, 2019

Tens of thousands of #727march goers trekking on #YuenLong Main Road to Yuen LONG MTR station pic.twitter.com/B2PPKGFQDe

— Xinqi Su 蘇昕琪 (@XinqiSu) July 27, 2019

Everyone please pray for Hong Kong tomorrow. The protest tomorrow will be taking place in Yuen Long, the area where the train attack happened last week. The protestors are standing up to the gangsters so everyone please pray no one gets hurt tomorrow 🙏

— 🐰 (@forevernyeong12) July 26, 2019

Following the wave of AO/EO staff cards, a group of lawyers at #HongKong’s Department of Justice also expressed their stance by uploading theirs, along with a statement on LIHKG emphasizing #HK-ers enjoy equal human rights regardless of political viewshttps://t.co/L2RNJJt0By pic.twitter.com/HxY1PBXD4F

— Carmen Ng 吳嘉文 (@Carmen_NgKaMan) July 26, 2019

Here’s the meme going around social media re Yuen Long, except with the protest ban, it’s become the country no protester can visit. The question is, how many will try to sneak across the border. Mass civil disobedience would certainly be justified. pic.twitter.com/a1kQRQekvK

— Brian Kern / Kong Tsung-gan / 江松澗 (@KongTsungGan) July 26, 2019

Organisers said as of 4pm, 2,500 Hongkongers participated at the peaceful protest at @hkairport. So far, 14,600 people have signed the petition, urging the government to prosecute the attackers in Yuen Long. #antiELABhk #HongKong pic.twitter.com/b8D5c0bnLU

— SCMP Young Post (@youngposthk) July 26, 2019

The public and airport staff are signing petitions, urging the government to set up an independent commission of inquiry to look into police’s use of force, as well as to prosecute the attackers in Yuen Long last Sunday. @hkairport #antiELABhk #protest #hongkong #extraditionbill pic.twitter.com/8cq82zsedW

— SCMP Young Post (@youngposthk) July 26, 2019

Hk protestors welcoming mainland travelers to Hong Kong advertising milk powder, makeup, and great deals on 7/27 in Yuen Long. What travelers may not know, is tomorrow is actually the protest to take back Yuen Long pic.twitter.com/WIp8mJQXjk

— An Rong Xu (@Anrizzy) July 26, 2019

Chief Sec. Matthew Cheung: Yuen Long anti-triad protest banned for public safety https://t.co/DNn6yeZzKq @holmeschan_ #hongkong pic.twitter.com/wZcpgnIUa0

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) July 26, 2019

Hong Kong, China
A demonstrator wears a placard at Hong Kong airport to protest against violence in Yuen Long
Photograph: Edgar Su/Reuters https://t.co/wrN9qChmQh pic.twitter.com/yo9EngcVXs

— gurlinthewurld 🦩🐋 (@gurlinthewurld) July 26, 2019

Violence in #YuenLong NOW:

From a #HongKong protester who kept filming when he/she was being beaten by unknown gang of men in Yuen Long, after today’s #protests ended in faraway Hong Kong Island: (would require u to turn ur phone 90degree) pic.twitter.com/ZODdmAxseq

— Kinling Lo 盧建靈 (@kinlinglo) July 21, 2019

NOW IN #HONGKONG:
Hundreds of men in white tee have been spotted near #YuenLong train station tonight. They were seen hitting and going after all young people dressed in black (which suggests they went to today’s protest).

This video makes my heart break. #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/MDsFOwiqWh

— Kinling Lo 盧建靈 (@kinlinglo) July 21, 2019