H.K. students gather at Waseda Univ. to give support

H.K. students gather at Waseda Univ. to give support

TOKYO, Japan - Some 100 people, including many students from Hong Kong, gather outside Waseda University's Okuma Auditorium in Tokyo on Sept. 30, 2014, in support of Hong Kong's prodemocracy protesters. (Kyodo)

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