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Tens of thousands of protesters have flooded the streets of Hong Kong to demand open elections free from Beijing's influence. Eight protesters explain why they're taking a stand.
Name and age: Benny Yip, 38
Occupation: IT worker
We cannot accept the arrangement for elections for Hong Kong's chief executive. Everyone should have the right to vote. I hope the central government can understand our anger, and make adjustments to the policy, because we are not happy.
I don't want to this to end with any violence. If the government can listen to what the people say, this can be smoothly resolved.
I am worried because I think for most people that just graduated, it is difficult for them to buy a house or find a job with good pay. This is important, but the most important is the political system.