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HK students on why July 1 pro-democracy march suffered low turnout on 20th anniversary of Hong Kong handover to China

Published: 3:52am, 3 Jul, 2017

Charlotte Ames-Ettridge

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Organisers believe protesters were dissuaded by police aggression and bad weather

Charlotte Ames-Ettridge |

Published: 3:52am, 3 Jul, 2017

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