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Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters marched in Hong Kong on Tuesday, many calling for the city's leader to be sacked, in what could turn out to be the biggest and most passionate challenge to Chinese Communist Party rule in more than a decade.
Tempers flared amid as thousands found themselves trapped near the start of the march in the shopping hub of Causeway Bay even as the head of the march reached the Central business district.
Aerial shots showed key roads packed with marchers as police dragged away several protesters as crowds pushed against barricades and officers later criticized organizers of the usually peaceful annual procession, warning that legal action may follow after they ignored instructions to march faster.
Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said his government would do its "utmost" to move towards universal suffrage and stressed the need for stability after nearly 800,000 people voted for full
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