Half-Japanese H.K. student leads pro-democracy blitz

HONG KONG, China - Mio Hirai, 20, a senior member of a student group leading a pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, talks about the campaign in the group's office at Hong Kong Baptist University on Nov. 4, 2014. His Japanese mother Etsuko, married to a Chinese man, supports his activities. (Kyodo)

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