Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2019 14:57:40 +0000
Subject: Freedom of Information request - Request regarding the legal reaction to the 2019 HK protests
From: Victor Alamercery <[FOI #430 email]>
To: FOI requests at Department of Justice <[Department of Justice request email]>

Dear Department of Justice,
I have a few questions regarding the legal response to the current 2019 protests 

1) Arrests related to the protests (since June)
	In terms of demographics : what age categories, gender, socio-economic categories ? 
	How many arrests led to legal proceedings (as opposed to short detention in custody) 
	Statistics of legal grounds pressed against protesters (riot? Assault? Arson? Criminal Damage? Weapons possession? Unlawful assembly?)
	What were the 5 distinct events (or days) in which the most arrests were made ?

2) Do you have any breakout of the protests in terms of what cause they were defending? 
	Number of Pro-establishment protests ?
	Number of Anti-establishment protests ?
	How many arrests were made during Anti-establishment events and Pro-establishment events respectively ?
	How many people were prosecuted following the Yuen Long MTR station events on 21st/22nd of July, 2019 ? 

3) How many protests applications were accepted ? How many were rejected, and on what legal grounds ? 

I thank you in advance for your collaboration,
Yours faithfully,
Victor ALAMERCERY

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