Thousands protest China's ruling on H.K. democracy reform

Thousands protest China's ruling on H.K. democracy reform

HONG KONG, Japan - Some 20,000 people marched through the streets of Hong Kong on April 11 to protest against Beijing's tightening control on democratic reforms in the former British colony.

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