Hong Kong protest supporter suggests strategy change

Hong Kong protest supporter suggests strategy change

HONG KONG, China - Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong media magnate and major supporter of pro-democracy protests, suggests a change of strategy for the movement is needed during an interview with Kyodo News in Hong Kong on Dec. 1, 2014.

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