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Tuesday, 2 April, 2002, 10:21 GMT 11:21 UK
In Pictures: HK migrants protest
Hundreds of mainland Chinese abode-seekers marched through Hong Kong on Tuesday, despite government threats to deport them.

About 400 people marched on Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal, where their requests to meet officials were turned down

A mainland right-of-abode seeker heads a march to Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal
The protesters marched to the court that has rejected their appeals (top right)

Mainland migrants and their families shout slogans during a protest outside Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal
They shouted angry slogans against the government

Mainland migrants and their family members gather outside Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal
Many say they will go into hiding rather than return to China

Angry abode seekers shout outside the Court of Final Appeal
The protesters vented their grief and frustration

Mainland right-of-abode seekers show their emotions outside Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal
Scores of families risk being torn apart, with mainland children forced to leave their resident parents

See also:

02 Apr 02 | Asia-Pacific
HK abode seekers in new protest
12 Jul 01 | Asia-Pacific
HK leader says freedom is safe
02 Jul 01 | Asia-Pacific
Families face Hong Kong uncertainty
10 Dec 01 | Country profiles
Country profile: China
31 Dec 97 | Events of the year
Hong Kong handed over to China
28 May 01 | Asia-Pacific
Mainlanders in HK 'should stay'
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