4 pro-democracy H.K. lawmakers fight disqualification trial

Four pro-democracy lawmakers -- (from L) surveyor Edward Yiu, veteran radical Leung Kwok-hung, student group leader Nathan Law and lecturer Lau Siu-lai -- being sued for staging pro-independence demonstrations during the inauguration of Hong Kong's chief executive in October appear outside Hong Kong's High Court on March 1, 2017, to fight what they say is a coup aimed at dismembering the pro-democracy camp in the legislature. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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