Hong Kong’s lunchtime protests drew a crowd on Wednesday (November 27), with many demonstrators wearing masks and chanting slogans.

"Pro-Democracy protesters hold a ‘lunchtime protest’ in central Hong Kong along a busy walk way to continue highlighting the five demands of the pro-democracy movement," the filmer wrote.

Throughout the peaceful protest, people chanted, "Five demands, not one less' and 'Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong!"

The filmer added: "During the protest an agitator dressed in body armour attempted to cause disruption by playing the Chinese national anthem. The protest past peaceful and disbanded after around one hour."

Hong Kong Pro-Democracy protesters stage a ‘Lunch Time Protest’ calling for the five demands to me accepted

Pro-Democracy protesters hold a ‘lunch time protest’ in central Hong Kong along a busy walk way to continue highlighting the five demands of the pro-democracy movement.

Throughout the peaceful protest people chanted “Five demands, not one less” and “Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong””. During the protest an agitator dressed in body armour attempted to cause disruption by playing the Chinese national anthem. The protest past peaceful and disbanded after around one hour.

The five demands of the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement are:
1. To withdraw the extradition bill
2. To stop labelling protesters as “rioters”
3. To drop charges against protesters
4. To conduct an independent inquiry into police behavior
5. To implement genuine universal suffrage for both the Legislative Council and the Chief Executive