Hong Kong goes to the polls

The people of Hong Kong voted today in elections that could give pro-democracy figures more clout than any time since China reclaimed the territory in July 1997 – following a campaign marred by scandal and alleged intimidation.

Hong Kong goes to the polls

The people of Hong Kong voted today in elections that could give pro-democracy figures more clout than any time since China reclaimed the territory in July 1997 – following a campaign marred by scandal and alleged intimidation.

Early turnout was brisk, with ordinary citizens projected to give most of their support to opposition politicians branded as troublemakers or even “traitors” by Beijing.

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