Day 52 of the Umbrella Revolution/Movement in Hong Kong. (Tuesday 18 November 2014)
- Protesters in Admiralty have began removing belongings and some barriers before bailiffs moved in to enforce the Citic Tower injunction.
- Protesters have also indicated that the court ordered injunctions will result in the protest location shifting however they will resist the clearance attempts.
- Albert Ho, pro-democratic legislator and Joshua Wong, student leader attempt to seek clarification from bailiffs regarding the exact clearance area specified on the court injunctions.
- Citic staff have stated the the clearance will be around the Lung Wui Road roundabout including the footpaths and roadway.
- There is a large media presence reporting on the removing of barricades outside Citic Tower. Most students have relocated and no incidents were reported.
- Joshua Wong has said that the injunctions cover a limited area and cannot be used for a full clearance of the protest. He also expressed concern on the effects of a clearance in Mongkok where the injunction covers a larger area.
- Police are on standby and have reopened most of Lung Wui Road leading to the Chinese state owned Citic Tower building.
- A man is taken away by police for attacking journalists. Shouting with a mainland Chinese accent can also be heard during the clearance of Tim Mei Avenue outside Citic Tower.
- A legal representative from Citic Tower says that further clearance will depend on traffic conditions in the area.
- The court injunction to clear parts of the Mongkok protest site have been published in newspapers today with reports that enforcement will commence on Wednesday 19 November.
- Rimsky Yuen, Secretary for Justice has reiterated that the government has no intention of using the courts to resolve political issues. He insisted that there was no question that the administration had put the courts "on the spot" by relying on them to issue injunctions against Occupy protestors through civil cases.
Most of the protest site remains untouched in Admiralty as skyscrapers begin to show their Christmas decorations. Picture Source: @LamYikFei/Twitter
傘革命/運動在香港的52天。（星期二2014年11月18日）
- 在金鐘示威者開始拆卸物品和法警之前的一些障礙，移動到執行中信大廈禁令。
- 示威者還表示，法庭下令禁令將導致抗議的位置偏移但是他們將抵制間隙嘗試。
- 何俊仁議員，親民主的立法和約書亞皇，學生領袖試圖尋求對上了法庭禁止令所指定的確切間隙區域法警澄清。
- 中信泰富的工作人員都表示該間隙將圍繞龍匯路迴旋處，包括人行道和車行道。
- 有一個大的媒體的存在對中信大廈外的路障移除報告。大多數學生已搬遷，沒有事件的報告。
- 約書亞Wong還表示，該禁令覆蓋面積有限，不能用於抗議的全清。他還表示，在旺角的間隙，其中的禁令涵蓋面積較大的影響表示關注。
- 警方隨時待命，並已重新開放大部分的龍匯道通往中國國有中信大廈的建設。
- 一名男子被警方帶走攻擊記者。與中國大陸的口音喊也可以添美道的中信大廈外的間隙中聽到。
- 從中信大廈A座法定代表人表示，進一步的間隙將取決於交通條件的區域。
- 法院禁令的抗議旺角網站的明確的部分已被刊登在報紙今天報導稱，執法將於週三11月19日。
- 袁國強， 律政司司長重申，政府無意利用法庭來解決政治問題。他堅持認為沒有，政府已依靠他們發出反對通過民事訴訟案件佔領示威禁令把“當場”的法庭質詢。