Chinese, HK citizens stage protests over isle dispute with Japan

HONG KONG, China - Demonstrators hold a banner demanding that Japan get out of the Senkaku Islands, called the Diaoyu Islands in China, during a rally in Hong Kong on Sept. 18, 2010. Protests were held in China the same day over Japan's control of the disputed islands, after a Chinese fishing boat collided with Japanese patrol boats off the islands on Sept. 7 and Japanese authorities detained the captain.

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