Comedian and actor Bill Bailey at a protest in Hong Kong at the weekend.
.@BillBailey hanging out at the Mongkok #OccupyHK site in Hong Kong
Bill Bailey, who is currently in the country to tour his new comedy show, Limboland, was photographed with a protestor by a photojournalist.
He also shared some of his own snaps on Twitter.
Some images of #OccupyHK
Students and pro-democracy protesters have taken over the streets to demand democratic elections free of Chinese interference.
Yellow umbrella aloft as Argyle St Mong Kok is gradually cleared by bailiffs #OccupyHK #UmbrellaMovement
Since September, thousands of protesters have occupied public spaces and built barricades to block the way to government buildings.
Big crowd around the stage at #OccupyHK. Seems calm enough though.
This morning, a barricaded section in the busy area of Mong Kok was cleared by Hong Kong authorities. More than a dozen people were arrested.
Last week, police partially cleared the largest protest site in Admiralty. Local reports say that other protests sites near the government buildings are set to be cleared by police to break up the pro-democracy protests.
Bailiffs have continued to dismantle the barricades on busy streets. Last month this protestor was spotted sleeping on top of one to protect it.
A man, who claimed to be 78, was also photographed in the streets joining the protests.
I was editing my morning footage and this guy has been very distracting. Says he's 78. #OccupyHK
Demonstrations on this scale are very uncommon in Hong Kong, and the police have responded with force.
Faces in the crowd, Mong Kok #OccupyHK #UmbrellaMovement
There are claims that the popular app WeChat – which many say is the driving force behind the communication during the protests – is being censored.
WeChat has censored my pics with text: "Hong Kong #UmbrellaMovement" Here they go again! Day 55th, Admiralty
Here's a guide to understanding why the protests are happening.
No resistance as police, bailiffs, media observe agency removing pallets from #OccupyHK Argyle St barricade