People who’ve spilled over Chater Garden – where a peaceful, legal rally is ongoing – shine lasers at a handful of policemen near Central MTR station. Elsewhere, there’re reports of skirmishes at Prince Edward, Mongkok Police Station pic.twitter.com/qzInmphJij

— Leong Wai Kit (@LeongWaiKitCNA) September 6, 2019

People who’ve spilled over Chater Garden – where a peaceful, legal rally is ongoing – shine lasers at a handful of policemen near Central MTR station. Elsewhere, there’re reports of skirmishes at Prince Edward, Mongkok Police Station pic.twitter.com/qzInmphJij

— Leong Wai Kit (@LeongWaiKitCNA) September 6, 2019

Assembly for #AntiWhiteTerror tonight at Chater Garden! #Hongkongers NEVER GIVE UP! Stay strong to White Terror!! Say NO to #Chinazi! Never forget Police Brutality!!😡#StandWithHK #5DemandsNo1Less #PassHKHumanRightsAndDemocracyAct #HongKong #hkpoliceisterrorist#policebrutality pic.twitter.com/IwWtor6Ye6

— charisma.hk (@tinahk9) September 6, 2019

Thousands are gathered at Chater Garden on Friday to protest what they call arbitrary arrests by the police. They say many social workers, legislators and their assistants have been arrested while mediating on the protest frontlines.

In full: https://t.co/kmLJLFCnSX. #hongkong pic.twitter.com/C6Vur5Xhka

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 6, 2019

The moment “Lady Liberty” of the protest movement stood up right ahead of yet another #antiELAB rally at Chater Garden in Central. #hongkongprotests pic.twitter.com/u9YG87ik19

— Joanne Wong (@JOceanW) September 6, 2019

Students formed human chains at various schools on Friday, while a rally against police brutality will take place at Chater Garden in the evening.

In Sha Tin, protesters briefly crashed a wedding after it was alleged that the groom is a police officer.

Photo: InMedia. #hongkong pic.twitter.com/lKpXb2CklI

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 6, 2019