Taiwanese students back H.K.'s pro-democracy protests

Taiwanese students back H.K.'s pro-democracy protests

HONG KONG, China - Taiwanese students hold up placards with messages supporting Hong Kong demonstrators during a rally demanding free elections in the Chinese autonomous region on Sept. 30, 2014.

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