Hong Kong is bracing for its first major demonstation since the pro-democracy camp claimed a landslide victory in last month's district council elections.
A major demonstration is expected in Hong Kong on Sunday, six months after the start of a wave of protests protesting the government and for greater democracy.
It is the first major demonstration since pro-democracy camp won a landslide victory in district council elections at the end of last month.The group has already organised demonstrations with numbers varying from hundreds of thousands to more than one million participants.
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