Anti-government protesters are planning to gridlock transport links serving Hong Kong International Airport on Sunday afternoon, a day after police used water cannons and tear gas against demonstrators who had hurled petrol bombs and bricks at them. 

Protesters are calling on the public to overwhelm roads and rail links to the airport on Sunday and Monday to cause flights to be cancelled, in a hoped-for repeat of their actions a fortnight ago.

Two other groups of protesters also plan to protest in the northern town of Tin Shui Wai, and outside the British consulate in Admiralty. The protest in Admiralty is expected to call on London to give British National (Overseas) passport holders the right to live in the UK.

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Reporting by Alvin Lum, Linda Lew, Veronica Lin, Kelly Fung, Danny Lee, Zoe Low, Sum Lok-kei, Doris Wai, Finbarr Bermingham, Sidney Leng, Cannix Yau, Tony Cheung, and Emily Tsang