t is the largest protest march in Hong Kong for a decade. Tens of thousands of demonstrators calling finally free suffrage - a challenge to the claim to power of the communist leadership in Beijing. But the shows themselves relentlessly.

By Markus Rimmele, ARD radio studio in Shanghai

Starting at noon is like the area around the Victoria Park a great way Speakers' Corner. Any information booth has its speaker, and in turn has a microphone with loud speakers. In between, banners, flyers, banners, on which "hands off Hong Kong" is. A wide protest alliance has come together for the demonstration. Hong Kong's democratic parties are with it, but also professional associations and disabled groups. Are particularly well represented the students of the city.

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