Umbrella Revolution Day 35

Day 35 of the Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong. (1 November 2014)

• Protests have celebrated Halloween on the streets with many creative costumes.
• Two flammable cans have been thrown from a building in Causeway Bay. No injuries were reported.
• The 'I want genuine universal suffrage' banner has been hung by protesters from the peak of Tai Mo Shan.
• Anti-Occupy protests have held a sit-in opposite the Occupy protesters in Mongkok.
• A fake petition similar to the recent "Support our Police" campaign has been circulating in an attempt to trick anti-Occupy supporters into signing without reading. This fake petition is supporting "Robert Chow as the HK ambassador to UK".
• Emily Lau, the Chairwoman of the Democratic Party has commented on the NPC proposal saying that it is not consistent with United Nations treaties.
• Three bus companies from Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings have filed a court injunction application in regards to the Admiralty protest zone.
• Firemen have removed the "I want genuine universal suffrage" banner from Kowloon Peak (Fei Ngo Shan).
• Benny Tai has called for a 'de facto reform referendum on the current political impasse and also called on Leung Chun-ying to dissolve the Legislative Council if it rejects the government's political reform proposal next year.
• James Tien who recently stood down as Liberal Party leader says that he doesn't regret his comments about "Leung Chun-ying should resign" and says that the government is unable to properly function with the current Chief Executive.

Umbrella Revolution artwork in the protest zone. Source: @krislc/Twitter