Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong

Photo taken in Hong Kong on Sept. 28, 2019, shows pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong (3rd from L) announcing a plan to run in the District Council election. Fellow activist Agnes Chow (2nd from L) stands next to him.

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