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Radical Democrats Gain Foothold In Hong Kong Poll Likely To Rile China
Several pro-independence candidates won seats in Hong Kong's legislative election which saw a record turnout in the Chinese-controlled city on Sunday, a result likely to further strain ties with Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
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Hong Kong Goes to Polls in First Vote Since Democracy Protests
Hong Kong will go to the polls Sunday for the first time since huge pro-democracy protests gripped the city, in what is being seen as a key test of public sentiment.
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Hong Kong Braces for New Democracy Showdown as Poll Reform Vote Looms
Hong Kong is gearing up for a vote this week on a contentious electoral reform package backed by Beijing, with a weekend poll showing public support has shifted against the proposal amid renewed street marches by pro-democracy protesters.
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China Media Slams Hong Kong Democracy Poll Despite 800,000 Votes
Organisers on Monday urged Hong Kong's government to take seriously an unofficial referendum on democratic reform after nearly 800,000 people voted in the Chinese city, but state media in Beijing dismissed the ballot as unpatriotic.
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Hundreds of Thousands Vote in Hong Kong Democracy "Poll" in Defiance of Beijing
Nearly 600,000 votes have been cast in three days of an unofficial referendum on democratic reforms in Hong Kong, part of a civil campaign that has been branded illegal by the former British colony and by Communist Party authorities in Beijing.
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Half-a-Million Vote in Hong Kong Democracy Poll
More than half-a-million people have voted in an unofficial Hong Kong electoral reform poll, organisers said on Saturday, in a ballot hit by a massive cyberattack and labelled by Beijing as "illegal".
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Almost 300,000 People Vote in Hong Kong Democracy Poll
Almost 300,000 people took part in an unofficial Hong Kong vote on electoral reform on Friday, a poll which China has condemned as fears grow that Beijing will backtrack on its promise of universal suffrage.
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Radical Democrats Gain Foothold In Hong Kong Poll Likely To Rile China
Several pro-independence candidates won seats in Hong Kong's legislative election which saw a record turnout in the Chinese-controlled city on Sunday, a result likely to further strain ties with Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
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Hong Kong Goes to Polls in First Vote Since Democracy Protests
Hong Kong will go to the polls Sunday for the first time since huge pro-democracy protests gripped the city, in what is being seen as a key test of public sentiment.
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Hong Kong Braces for New Democracy Showdown as Poll Reform Vote Looms
Hong Kong is gearing up for a vote this week on a contentious electoral reform package backed by Beijing, with a weekend poll showing public support has shifted against the proposal amid renewed street marches by pro-democracy protesters.
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China Media Slams Hong Kong Democracy Poll Despite 800,000 Votes
Organisers on Monday urged Hong Kong's government to take seriously an unofficial referendum on democratic reform after nearly 800,000 people voted in the Chinese city, but state media in Beijing dismissed the ballot as unpatriotic.
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Hundreds of Thousands Vote in Hong Kong Democracy "Poll" in Defiance of Beijing
Nearly 600,000 votes have been cast in three days of an unofficial referendum on democratic reforms in Hong Kong, part of a civil campaign that has been branded illegal by the former British colony and by Communist Party authorities in Beijing.
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Half-a-Million Vote in Hong Kong Democracy Poll
More than half-a-million people have voted in an unofficial Hong Kong electoral reform poll, organisers said on Saturday, in a ballot hit by a massive cyberattack and labelled by Beijing as "illegal".
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Almost 300,000 People Vote in Hong Kong Democracy Poll
Almost 300,000 people took part in an unofficial Hong Kong vote on electoral reform on Friday, a poll which China has condemned as fears grow that Beijing will backtrack on its promise of universal suffrage.
