H.K. pro-democracy protest faces court-ordered clearance

HONG KONG, Hong Kong - Police officers stand guard on Nov. 13, 2014, by a barricade set up pro-democracy protesters in the Mongkok shopping district in Hong Kong. Hong Kong court has ordered bailiffs and police to clear part of the roads occupied for 47 straight days by pro-democracy protesters on Nov. 15 at the earliest.

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