Thousands of Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters, many of whom still wear now-ban...
HONG KONG - Thousands of Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters, many of whom still wear now-banned face-masks, plan to combine with fancy-dress clubbers on Thursday in the party district of Lan Kwai Fong on a potentially dangerous and rowdy Halloween.
Every weekend, office-goers and clubbers spill out of the Lan Kwai Fong bars on to the streets, even without the additional presence of protesters who have thrown petrol bombs at police, set fires and trashed buildings during five months of unrest. Halloween masks have not been banned, which will make it difficult for police - who have responded to the violence with tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon - to identify protesters.
China denies meddling and has accused foreign governments, including the United States and Britain, of stirring up trouble.
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