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Occupy Central

OCCUPY CENTRAL - NIGHT NINE: Full coverage of the night's events

From left: Eason Chung, Lester Shum and Nathan Law from the Hong Kong Federation of Students speak to the press after meeting the constitutional affairs undersecretary. Photo: K.Y. Cheng

Police stand guard outside the chief executive's office in Tamar. Photo: K.Y. Cheng

Crowds have thinned but are holding on to Connaught Road in Admiralty. Photo: Chris Lau

Students hold mini-forums or rest at the 'peaceful and relaxed' protest base in Mong Kok. Photo: Danny Mok

Lawmaker Wong Yuk-man gives a short speech in Mong Kok. Photo: Danny Mok

Yau Tak (right) and his wife visited protesters in Admiralty and urged them to go home for they have achieved enough. Photo: Ernest Kao

Protesters take cover under a tarp. Photo: Danny Mok

A protester rests with nothing but the hard gravel as his bed for the night in Admiralty. Photo: Ernest Kao

Raymond Liu says he was injured during a scuffle, wherein he was photographed clinging to a female pro-democracy protester's leg. Photo: Shirley Zhao

Police stand guard at the protest zone in Admiralty as demonstrators sleep. Photo: Tony Cheung

Photo: Tony Cheung

Signs of activity at the protest camp in Mong Kok. Photo: Danny Mok

Britain has ‘abandoned’ Hong Kong: former chief secretary

Former Chief Secretary Anson Chan Fang On-sang. Photo: May Tse

Former Chief Secretary Anson Chan Fang On-sang. Photo: Felix Wong

Demonstrators hold their phones in the air at a solidarity rally in London in support of protests in Hong Kong. Photo: Suki Mok

Demonstrators attend a solidarity rally in London in support of protests in Hong Kong. Photo: Suki Mok

OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY NINE: Full coverage of the day's events

Protesters walk down an empty highway in Admiralty. Photo: David Wong

Civil servants leave government headquarters. Photo: David Wong

The protest site in Admiralty on Monday evening. Photo: David Wong

Protesters remain vocal in Mong Kok. Photo: K. Y. Cheng

The protest site in Mong Kok. Photo: K.Y Cheng

Students make their voices heard in Admiralty. Photo: K.Y. Cheng

Students enjoy a fast food lunch sitting on the ground outside the Hong Kong government headquarters in Admiralty on Monday. Photo: David Wong

Student leader Alex Chow Yong-kang speaks to reporters. Photo: David Wong

Outside the government offices in Admiralty. Photo: David Wong

Banner outside the government offices in Tamar on Monday. Photo: David Wong

A man sleeps among supplies in a tent at pro-democracy protest site next to the central government offices in Hong Kong on October 6, 2014. Photo: AFP

Protest slogans in Admiralty on Monday morning. Photo: Phila Siu

A protester sleeps as the sun rises in Causeway Bay. Photo: Danny Lee

Police entering the government office at Tamar on Monday morning. Photo: David Wong

Occupy supporters in Mong Kok in the early hours of Monday. Photo: Dickson Lee

Protesters outside the government offices in Tamar. Photo: David Wong

A new banner reading 'If Mong Kok falls, Admiralty won't hold for any longer' in Mong Kok. Photo: Timmy Sung

Scene near the government offices, the PLA garrison in Tamar. Photo: David Wong

Scene in Admiralty on Monday morning. Photo: Shirley Zhao

The sticky notes along the winding staircase leading up to the government offices in Tamar have become an outdoor civic art gallery, as hundreds of Hongkongers post their thoughts, dreams and demands on the wall. Photo: Jennifer Ngo

The Umbrella statue near the government offices in Tamar. Photo: Phila Siu

Protester Chan Wing-fai in Admiralty. Photo: Jeffie Lam

The Causeway Bay protest site Monday noon. Photo: Kathy Gao

Traffic in Admiralty Monday noon. Photo: David Wong

Photo by Timmy Sung.

Photo by David Wong. 

Photo by Kathy Gao.

Photo by Shirley Zhao. 

Photo by Raquel Carvalho. 

Photo by Kathy Gao. 

An MTR direction sign in Central has an umbrella added to the hand of the "walking man" figure. Photo: Adam Renton

The bridge in Admiralty. Photo: K. Y. Cheng

Protesters hand flowers to government workers in Admiralty. Photo: Jennifer Ngo

Patrick Wong and his daughter, Eileen. Photo: Raquel Carvalho

Protesters sit under a pedestrian walkway in Tamar. Photo: David Wong

Photo: David Wong

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After a hectic week, Occupy Central protest sites were quiet on Monday as some demonstrators left for work, others remained and authorities kept their distance.


Review | OCCUPY CENTRAL - NIGHT NINE: Full coverage of the night's events

After a hectic week, Occupy Central protest sites were quiet on Monday as some demonstrators left for work, others remained and authorities kept their distance.