June 16 marked the 7th anniversary of the anti-extradition march and the death anniversary of Leung Ling-kit. Citizens went to Pacific Place to mourn and were cordially guarded and searched by the police.
A large number of people dressed in white in Yuen Long used violent indiscriminate attacks on anti‑extradition bill protesters and citizens, and the police were accused of responding slowly and failing to intervene in time.
On the evening of July 21, 2019, large groups of men dressed in white and armed with weapons attacked protesters, journalists and residents inside and around Hong Kong's Yuen Long MTR station, and the police were accused of colluding with the triads.
Hong Kong saw a pro-democracy protest movement that profoundly impacted the fate of its people, which was subsequently brutally suppressed and thoroughly reorganized by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) under the cover of the pandemic.
Hong Kong triggered large-scale protests due to the fugitive offenders ordinance amendment bill, and the anti-extradition law amendment bill movement fully broke out.