H.K. court reviews validity of two pro-independence lawmakers-elect

H.K. court reviews validity of two pro-independence lawmakers-elect

Sixtus Leung of pro-independence group Youngspiration arrives at the High Court in Hong Kong on Nov. 3, 2016, to attend a hearing for a judicial review launched by the Hong Kong government to challenge the validity of his status as a lawmaker-elect after he inserted anti-China wording when taking an oath of office. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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