Protesters march through Hong Kong in opposition to a now-suspended extradition bill as demonstrators lay siege to the city's Legislative Council.

Protesters tried to smash into Hong Kong's legislature ahead of a pro-democracy rally that is expected to draw hundreds of thousands. Tensions are running high over a controversial bill to allow extraditions to China.

Protesters under many organisations on Sunday morning demanded for prosecution of founder of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo over accusation of rape. The pastor, they maintained, must face the music for the act they described as animalistic.

Protesters have gathered near Hong Kong’s main government complex, blocking most of a major city highway. Demonstrators insist that a controversial law, allowing extradition to the Chinese mainland, be abolished.

Protesters in Hong Kong are demanding the city's leader step down and completely withdraw an extradition bill. Chief Executive Carrie Lam has only suspended the bill and refused to apologize for promoting it.

Sudan is in turmoil after the military government scrapped all agreements with the opposition and affirming that elections would be held within nine months. This is contrary to the demands of protesters who are insisting on a transition period of at least three years to allow for a free and fair election.

Police called in the special forces to deal with climate protesters in the northern German port of Kiel. About 50 people blocked the departure of the vessel, saying that "cruises kill climate."

Violence erupted as thousands of Albanian protesters demanded an early election. The political crisis is seen as a threat to the country's aspirations of joining the European Union.

Sudan prosecutors charge Bashir over killing of protesters.

As Sudanese protesters continue to pressure for the creation of a civilian government, dozens paint the walls and streets of their sit-in camp with murals documenting their struggles.

Protesters strike over labour dispute outside Nairobi aiport as stranded passengers wait inside.

Protesters led by an aggrieved father took to the streets to demand resignations from top police officials in Bosnia's Serb entity. The father accuses the police of covering up the murder of his son, David Dragicevic.