Hundreds of coloured post-it notes are adorning the facade of Hong Kong House in Sydney in support of the tens of thousands of pro-democratic protesters in Hong Kong. Hand written messages of solidarity with the city's 'umbrella revolution' have been stuck all along the heritage building that houses Hong Kong's economic and trade office in the heart of the central business district of Sydney. Supplies of post-it notes and pens are available for passers-by to offer encouraging words for the protesters calling on the Chinese Government to allow free and democratic elections to take place. Student Harmony So, originally from Hong Kong, uses tape to secure colorful post-it notes that are stuck on the outside of the Hong Kong House in Sydney
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Hundreds of post-it notes adorn facade of Hong Kong House in Sydney
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Hand written messages of solidarity with the city's 'umbrella revolution'
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The heritage building houses Hong Kong's economic and trade office
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Supplies of post-it notes and pens are available for passers-by to offer encouraging words for the protesters
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Protesters call on Chinese Government for free and democratic elections
Some notes expressed signs of heavy emotions with one saying '@placeholder gov is worse than terrorist.'