Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong

Pro-democracy protester in Hong Kong hold a placard, reading "Zhang Dejiang, get out of Hong Kong," on May 18, 2016, near the venue where Zhang, the No. 3 leader in the Communist Party of China, was giving a speech during his three-day visit to the territory. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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