H.K. student leader continues hunger strike

HONG KONG, China - Joshua Wong, head of Hong Kong student group Scholarism, continues his indefinite hunger strike in the Admiralty district of the territory on Dec. 2, 2014. Wong, 18, along with two student members began the hunger strike the previous day to press for a second round of talks with the government over Beijing's decision on Hong Kong's upcoming leadership election.

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