5 students conduct hunger strike in H.K.

5 students conduct hunger strike in H.K.

HONG KONG, Hong Kong - Joshua Wong, head of the student group Scholarism, continues his hunger strike in Hong Kong's Admiralty district on Dec. 4, 2014. Wong began an indefinite hunger strike on Dec. 1 to press for a second round of talks with the Hong Kong government. (Kyodo)

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