A child represents the best of our world. Represents the hope of a future where freedom is the corner stone of our society. This child chant “keep going” towards the almost 2 million HongKongers in today’s march in #HongKong. #HongKongProtests #Democracy https://t.co/ROec88TNpq

— Alexandre Krauss (@AlexandreKrausz) August 18, 2019

No police, no violence.

My response to this headline.
As simple as that.#HKprotests pic.twitter.com/ddsYFrnARX

— Denise Ho (@hoccgoomusic) August 18, 2019

In admiralty, this illegal march is just getting bigger and bigger. I’m watching next to some mainland tourists. It’s really admirable, the woman says. I like how they’re expressing their demands in such a peaceful fashion, says the man. They’re both taking photos. pic.twitter.com/unDEcImKOA

— Louisa Lim (@limlouisa) August 18, 2019

Weekend #11 of the #HongKongProtests.
– Hundreds of thousands peacefully marched through a heavy rainstorm
– Weekend was first in nearly a month without police firing tear gas
– "The peaceful demonstration should be seized on as an opening by Mrs. Lam"https://t.co/RCYxQgDMmX

— Natasha Khan (@natashakhanhk) August 18, 2019

#HongKong protests spread beyond confined area https://t.co/zvvcdGbuXx pic.twitter.com/SADiuaUSBN

— CGTN (@CGTNOfficial) August 18, 2019

“Today is like a reset of the movement… the government said it doesn’t respond to violence, so now they have another chance.” Hundreds of thousands take part in biggest Hong Kong protest in weeks, sending peaceful message for change: https://t.co/CfYy64YBVV August 18, 2019.

— Natasha Khan (@natashakhanhk) August 18, 2019

(Luke 21:25)#China: Protestors defy police in Hong Kong as crowds swell to 1.7 million https://t.co/OROM9PHoIS #EndTimes #WorldNews #news #HongKong pic.twitter.com/2wrXkSo7Zy

— The Final Hours777 (@TheLastDays777) August 19, 2019

.@appledaily_hk sums up today's protest with the perfect picture and the perfect caption: How can a Victoria Park be enough to accommodate the anger of the whole city? 一個維園，豈能載住全城人的憤怒？#HongKongProtests #antiELABhk pic.twitter.com/ML2nRxkCXk

— Cherie Chan (@cheriechancy) August 18, 2019

Now #HongKong protestors walking next to us are shouting “give back the eye.” The police stand accused of blinding a woman protestor – shot with a bean bag – but the police deny the allegation. @CBSNews is here. #HongKongProtests #antiELAB pic.twitter.com/ANkIvAbZ5z

— Ramy Inocencio 英若明 (@RamyInocencio) August 18, 2019

More of #HongKong used to respect its police. Now as protestors pass the city’s police HQ they shout 黑社会 which means “triads” or “organized crime.” They’re accused of brutality, fired 1800 tear gas round and may have blinded a protestor. @CBSNews is here. #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/kkIB562lXH

— Ramy Inocencio 英若明 (@RamyInocencio) August 18, 2019

A visual by the Civil Human Rights Front, who organised Sunday’s so far peaceful rally-march.

“The truth is evident: It is Hongkongers, not the police, keeping order. As long as the police does not provoke us, it is safe even if we overcrowd Hong Kong Island,” reads a caption. pic.twitter.com/HOnf1TELma

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) August 18, 2019

Today's mass rally both puts the lie to the idea that the movement has lost popular support in Hong Kong and challenges the police decision to not grant a permit for a march on safety grounds. https://t.co/3mKax2vHoK

— Hudson Lockett IV 康河信 (@KangHexin) August 18, 2019

Aerial shots from @appledaily_hk reveal the extent of Sunday's pro-democracy, anti-police violence march in #HongKong https://t.co/xd3bFiZLWv #HongKong #hk #hkprotests #China #antiELABhk pic.twitter.com/9SAQpgqiSZ

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) August 18, 2019

#RT @Stand_with_HK: As the protestors are participating in an assembly in Hong Kong, people around the world also #StandWithHK today and fight for Hong Kong’s freedom. #HongKongprotests #HongKong https://t.co/FCF9xQNh8l

— lukyingtai (@lukyingtai) August 18, 2019

You can see how little trust protestors have in #HongKongPolice after 21th July police was seen being extremely friendly toward thugs that carrying weapons and 11th Aug after police officers dressed as protestors and brutally attacked us. #antiELAB #HongKong #HongKongProtests https://t.co/8MkMRMAFox

— HK tweets (@tweets_hk) August 18, 2019

Aerial footage shows the scenes of anti-violence rally themed "Oppose Violence, Save Hong Kong" took place at Tamar Park on Saturday afternoon. #HongKong pic.twitter.com/dNLyXRB72T

— China Daily (@ChinaDaily) August 18, 2019

HK-Style “The Goddess of Democracy “ pic.twitter.com/j6f6zCXavf

— Joshua Wong 黃之鋒 😷 (@joshuawongcf) August 18, 2019

Heavy rains will not deter HKers’ determination to fight for freedom and democracy. pic.twitter.com/8gjLAKKCTA

— Joshua Wong 黃之鋒 😷 (@joshuawongcf) August 18, 2019

Defiant Hong Kong marchers take over roads from Causeway Bay to Central The Chinese government is bringing out the Water Cannons. To clear the streets of protestors. It is clear that the protestors are choosing, sites that directly affect economy!

— Pog (@OSINT220) August 18, 2019

Riot police stand ready at China’s govt liaison office in Hong Kong in case it becomes a target. But there is lots of chatter among protestors about not provoking a conflict tonight. Seems to be a determination not to jeopardise their cause with violence today#HongKongProtests

— Conor Whitten (@ConorWhittenTV) August 18, 2019

Huge turnout at today’s rally (possibly nearing a million?🤔) morphed into a fluid two-directional March along the streets of HK.

Am feeling like a piece of 🍣sushi traveling on the conveyor belt, in an eternal loop. 🤣

Love my fellow Hongkongers!!!!#StandwithHK pic.twitter.com/Zm8B88DY7l

— Denise Ho (@hoccgoomusic) August 18, 2019

Week 11 of Hong Kong protests. The crowds outside Victoria Park at 5:45pm are still slowly inching towards Wanchai in the rain, almost four hours after the rally began pic.twitter.com/HtFB4edkGL

— Elaine Yu (@yuenok) August 18, 2019

Protests pro-democracy and anti extradition law to China continue under the rain this Sunday in Hong Kong#HongKongProtests #China #HongKongextraditionbill #HongKongProtesters pic.twitter.com/sAs14aPtMN

— Ivan Abreu (@ivanabreubr) August 18, 2019