Hong Kong protesters return to streets despite extradition bill being withdrawn

Carrie Lam says government cannot accede to demonstrators' other demands

Police officers point their guns towards pro-democracy protesters after a clash at a march in Hong Kong on August 25Pro-democracy protesters throw molotov cocktails during clashes with riot police in Hong Kong on August 25Demonstrators rally behind barricades ass they are shrouded in tear gas deployed by police in Hong Kong on August 255/35

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