H.K. activists protest Japanese plans for Senkaku Islands

HONG KONG, china - More than 20 activists take to the street to protest outside Japan's consulate in Hong Kong on Feb. 14 over Japan assuming ownership of a private lighthouse on an island in the disputed Senkaku Islands group in the East China Sea.

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