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	Asia Daily Briefing - Violence in Hong Kong June 12, 2019

	Hong Kong protests  against extradition  law turn violent HONG KONG -- Protests in  Hong Kong against a proposed  law that would allow people  to be extradited to mainland  China turned violent on  Wednesday afternoon, with  police firing rubber bullets,  tear gas and pepper spray to disperse crowds.
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