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Hong Kong Student Made Pro-Independence Posts From Japan, Jailed
A Hong Kong court today sentenced a student to two months imprisonment for sedition over pro-independence social media posts she published while studying in Japan.
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4 Hong Kong Students Sentenced Over Anti-Government Bomb Plot
Four Hong Kong students, including two minors, were sentenced Thursday over their roles in an anti-government plot to set off bombs in public spaces.
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Hong Kong Student Who Fell From Multi-Storey Car Park During Clashes Dies
A Hong Kong student who fell from a multi-storey car park while police and protesters were clashing last weekend has died, hospital officials said Friday, in a development likely to raise tensions after months of violent rallies in the city.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Billy Fung, Pleads Not Guilty
A Hong Kong student protester pleaded not guilty today to multiple criminal charges over a demonstration against a pro-Beijing figure, a day after the conviction of an "Umbrella Revolution" leader was blasted by rights activists.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Joshua Wong in Court Bid Over Vote Rules
Hong Kong student leader Joshua Wong launched a court bid Monday demanding the age limit for candidates to stand for election in the city be lowered from 21 to 18.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Joshua Wong in 'Chilling' Assault
Hong Kong student leader Joshua Wong, the teenage face of the city's pro-democracy protests, was assaulted in the street with his girlfriend in an attack he said today "sent a chill to my heart".
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Hong Kong Democracy Students Reject Calls to Retreat
Hong Kong students vowed to stay put at protest sites in key parts of the Asia financial centre today in their demand for electoral reforms, defying calls by leaders of the civil disobedience movement Occupy Central for them to retreat.
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US Calls for 'Complete' Probe Into Hong Kong Police Brutality
The United States said on Wednesday it was "deeply concerned" by reports of Hong Kong police beating a handcuffed protester, calling for a "swift, transparent and complete" investigation of the incident.
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Police and Protesters in Violent Clashes in Hong Kong
Hong Kong police and protesters clashed early on Wednesday in some of the most violent scenes since pro-democracy demonstrations began more than a fortnight ago, leading to several arrests.
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Hong Kong Student Leaders Urge Protesters to Regroup in Heart of City
Student leaders in Hong Kong called on pro-democracy supporters on Sunday to decamp from outlying protest sites and join the bulk of demonstrators in the heart of the Asian financial centre as they gear up for a potential showdown with police.
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Hong Kong Student Activists Rally Ahead of Threatened Blockade
Hong Kong students gathered in the heart of the city for a second day on Wednesday ahead of a planned blockade of government buildings if the city's leader fails to discuss their demands for free elections.
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Hong Kong Students on Strike in Democracy Battle
Thousands of Hong Kong students are gearing up to boycott classes over Beijing's decision to restrict electoral reforms in the former British colony.
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Hong Kong Student Made Pro-Independence Posts From Japan, Jailed
A Hong Kong court today sentenced a student to two months imprisonment for sedition over pro-independence social media posts she published while studying in Japan.
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4 Hong Kong Students Sentenced Over Anti-Government Bomb Plot
Four Hong Kong students, including two minors, were sentenced Thursday over their roles in an anti-government plot to set off bombs in public spaces.
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Hong Kong Student Who Fell From Multi-Storey Car Park During Clashes Dies
A Hong Kong student who fell from a multi-storey car park while police and protesters were clashing last weekend has died, hospital officials said Friday, in a development likely to raise tensions after months of violent rallies in the city.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Billy Fung, Pleads Not Guilty
A Hong Kong student protester pleaded not guilty today to multiple criminal charges over a demonstration against a pro-Beijing figure, a day after the conviction of an "Umbrella Revolution" leader was blasted by rights activists.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Joshua Wong in Court Bid Over Vote Rules
Hong Kong student leader Joshua Wong launched a court bid Monday demanding the age limit for candidates to stand for election in the city be lowered from 21 to 18.
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Hong Kong Student Leader Joshua Wong in 'Chilling' Assault
Hong Kong student leader Joshua Wong, the teenage face of the city's pro-democracy protests, was assaulted in the street with his girlfriend in an attack he said today "sent a chill to my heart".
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Hong Kong Democracy Students Reject Calls to Retreat
Hong Kong students vowed to stay put at protest sites in key parts of the Asia financial centre today in their demand for electoral reforms, defying calls by leaders of the civil disobedience movement Occupy Central for them to retreat.
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US Calls for 'Complete' Probe Into Hong Kong Police Brutality
The United States said on Wednesday it was "deeply concerned" by reports of Hong Kong police beating a handcuffed protester, calling for a "swift, transparent and complete" investigation of the incident.
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Police and Protesters in Violent Clashes in Hong Kong
Hong Kong police and protesters clashed early on Wednesday in some of the most violent scenes since pro-democracy demonstrations began more than a fortnight ago, leading to several arrests.
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Hong Kong Student Leaders Urge Protesters to Regroup in Heart of City
Student leaders in Hong Kong called on pro-democracy supporters on Sunday to decamp from outlying protest sites and join the bulk of demonstrators in the heart of the Asian financial centre as they gear up for a potential showdown with police.
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Hong Kong Student Activists Rally Ahead of Threatened Blockade
Hong Kong students gathered in the heart of the city for a second day on Wednesday ahead of a planned blockade of government buildings if the city's leader fails to discuss their demands for free elections.
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Hong Kong Students on Strike in Democracy Battle
Thousands of Hong Kong students are gearing up to boycott classes over Beijing's decision to restrict electoral reforms in the former British colony.
