Day 49 of the Umbrella Revolution/Movement in Hong Kong. (Saturday 15 November 2014)
- The Passion Times website (pro-democractic) has been subjected to a number of cyber attacks resulting in hours of down time.
- Ken Tsang, the victim of an alleged police attack has been released without charge after his bail period expired without extension. Police are stilling waiting on him to give evidence before the officers involved can be arrested.
- The Principal of the Baptist University has refused to present certificates to students who hoisted yellow umbrellas during a ceremony.
- American lawmakers in the US have announced a bill in support of Hong Kong's 'freedom and democracy'.
- A number of student activists have been banned from the G20 exclusion zone in Brisbane, Australia after holding a pro-democracy protest in the city.
- Hong Kong's Court of Appeal has rejected an application by Occupy protesters to overturn injunctions ordering bailiffs (with police assistance) the authority to clear barricades. The court rejected the protesters claims that the plaintiffs, two taxi associations and a public light bus company had failed to show that the protests had damaged their businesses.
- Large crowds have gathered inside Hong Kong's International Airport as three members of the Hong Kong Federation of Students attempt to fly out to Beijing to request a meeting with the central government.
- Police including officers with warning flags separate the pro-democracy and HKFS supporters among a gathering of anti-Occupy/pro-Beijing protesters inside the terminal.
- Alex Chow, Eason Chung and Nathan Law have reportedly checked in online and will proceed directly to customs at the airport. They are mobbed by media and supporters as they attempt to board their Cathay Pacific flight scheduled for 5pm.
- The HKFS trio say that the 'point of going to Beijing is to voice HK peoples' opinions' and to urge a 'review on "One Country, Two Systems".
- However the HKFS representatives have not been able to board their flight to Beijing as their Home Re-entry Permits have been cancelled by the authorities. Cathay Pacific staff informed the trio as they sought to have their board passes reprinted.
Alex Chow speaking to HKFS supporters and media at Hong Kong International Airport. Picture Source: @byAlanWong/Twitter
傘革命/運動在香港的49天。（星期六2014年11月15日）
- 激情時報網站（親民主的）已經進行了一些導致的停機時間，小時網絡攻擊。
- 肯曾蔭權被指控的警察襲擊受害者已被無罪釋放後，他的保釋期屆滿沒有擴展名。警方現正等待消力對他提供證據所涉及的人員也被逮捕之前。
- 浸會大學校長卻拒絕出示證書的學生誰儀式時懸掛黃色遮陽傘。
- 美國美國國會議員已宣布支持香港的“自由和民主”的法案。
- 許多學生積極分子，已被禁止在澳大利亞布里斯班的G20禁區抱著一個親民主抗議活動的城市之後。
- 上訴香港的法院已經拒絕了示威者佔據的應用程序，以推翻禁令訂購法警（與警方的協助）的權力，清除路障。法院駁回了抗議者聲稱，原告，兩名的士商會及公共小型巴士公司未能顯示，抗議活動已經損害了他們的業務。
- 大量人群聚集內香港國際機場作為學生聯會的三位成員嘗試了飛北京，要求與中央政府的會議。
- 警方包括有警告標誌軍官分開民運和學聯支持者的反佔領/親北京的示威者聚集在終端裡面之一。
- 據報導，亞歷克斯週，陳奕迅湧和Nathan法已經在網上查，並會直接進入海關在機場。他們被媒體和支持者，因為他們試圖登上他們的國泰航班原定於下午五點圍攻。
- 該學聯三人說，“ 一點要去北京語音HK人民的意見”，並敦促了“關於”一國兩制“的審查。
- 然而，學聯代表，一直沒能登上他們的飛機到北京當成自己的家回港證已經取消了主管部門。國泰航空工作人員告知三人，因為他們試圖讓他們的電路板通行證轉載。