Day 37 of Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution. (3 November 2014)
- Robert Chow (anti-Occupy camp) has said: "In the past, the worst occupying we have are only 3 years and 8 month. Do we need 3 years and 9 months or 3 years and 8 months, before we can get rid of the occupying movement? In the past, we have in total two occupation: the first is when Japan occupied Hong Kong, and the second time is this time."
- Robert Chow has been criticised for his comparision of the pro-democracy protesters to the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong during World War 2.
- Reports are emerging of the Chinese government preparing to order the Hong Kong government to use "violent force" to end the protests after APEC according to an ex-NPC member.
- Leung Chun-ying has claimed that he been the subject of "character assassination".
- Hong Kong Police have estimated that the cost of paying overtime for officers at the protests may reach $70 million.
- Jasper Tsang Yok-sing, legislative council president says that the protests in Hong Kong Jare now hard to clear.
- Journalism prof To Yiu-ming has criticised Hong Kong's media legislation and licensing system for broadcast television.
- Joshua Wong, leader of Scholarism says that the ability of Robert Chow (anti-Occupy camp) to successfully pass through the protest site in Admiralty highlights the peaceful nature of the pro-democracy protest.
- The 'I want genuine universal suffrage' banner first hung from Lion Rock has been replicated and is growing in popularity for pro-democracy supporters around Hong Kong.
- John Kerry, US Secretary of State has requested China to not send the PLA to deal with the Occupy protests.
- Former Tiananmen student leader Zhou Fengsuo has joined pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong sayinig that he sees "the future of China's democracy in Hong Kong".
A census count in the protest zones number the amount of tents as over 2000. Picture of Admiralty site. Picture Source: @yoksig/Twitter