Protesters Try to Break Into Hong Kong Legislature

The transcript covers a protest in Hong Kong on a public holiday, with protesters attempting to enter the Legislative Council building. Police used pepper spray and rubber bullets to control the crowd. The Civil Human Rights Front organized a Pro-Democracy March, rejecting police proposals to alter the event. The march could see record participation following recent large-scale rallies.

What is the significance of the Legislative Council building in the context of the protests?

How does the size of the protests today compare to previous protests in Hong Kong?

What actions did the police take during the clashes with protesters?

What were the reasons given by the Civil Human Rights Front for rejecting the police proposals?

What historical context is provided regarding the size of past marches in Hong Kong?