Renewed confrontations broke out between police and protesters in Hong Kong on Saturday evening — this time sparked by anger over provocative “dancing aunties” who have long vexed local residents near the border with China. In the latest flashpoint with authorities, hundreds of protesters blocked roads and chanted slogans at police in the northwestern district of Tuen Mun, an AFP reporter on the scene said. Hong Kong has been rocked by a month of huge peaceful protests as well as a series of separate violent confrontations with police sparked by a law that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China.
