H.K. occupation movement ends with court-authorized removal

H.K. occupation movement ends with court-authorized removal

HONG KONG, China - Police officers walk past a sitting pro-democracy protester in an occupied area of Hong Kong's Admiralty district, where the government headquarters and Chinese army barracks are located, on Dec. 11, 2014, as they move in to clear the main occupation area of the 75-day pro-democracy movement. (Kyodo)

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