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The Ambulance
Thousands of pro-democracy protesters took to the streets on August 18, 2019 in Hong Kong. Despite the huge number of people, the crowd parted quickly to allow an ambulance to get through.
A taxi driver in full PPE pulls out of a COVID-19 clinic in Shau Kei Wan. A fleet of around 300 designated taxis were launched recently to ferry passengers to and from designated COVID-19 clinics in Hong Kong. The drivers are provided with PPE and a 3000 HKD per day stipend from the government, while passengers ride for free (pending approval of their booking). Drivers are required to clean their vehicles thoroughly between ride, take regular COVID-19 tests, and passengers may only sit in the back. a COVID-19 clinic in Shau Kei Wan. A fleet of around 300 designated taxis were launched recently to ferry passengers to and from designated COVID-19 clinics in Hong Kong. The drivers are provided with PPE and a 3000 HKD per day stipend from the government, while passengers ride for free (pending approval of their booking). Drivers are required to clean their vehicles thoroughly between ride, take regular COVID-19 tests, and passengers may only sit in the back.

Hong Kong residents attend a candle light vigil on June 4, 2019 in honour of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre. Victoria Park, Hong Kong.

Partners in Protest
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. Parents, kids, aunties, uncles, and young lovers joined together to raise their fists in hope and defiance, their shouts of "Five demands! Not one less!" A simple hand gesture that has come to symbolize the pro-demoracy movement, FDNOL has been a steady refrain of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, representing the people's wishes for universal suffrage, police accountability, removal of a proposed China extradition law, declassifying protests as "riots" and freeing those held on charges of rioting. Subversive, pragmatic, and collective it has been a staple of the movement. December 8, 2019.

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