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China saw hundreds of demos this year, but Hong Kong remains quiet

Summary by Hong Kong Free Press
Hundreds of protesters massed at three government offices in Shenzhen on November 27 to press authorities for an update on an official investigation into the collapse of China Evergrande, in what Reuters described as the first sizable protest in the country since 2022.An Evergrande real estate project in Yuanyang. Photo: Windmemories via Wikipedia. Significantly, the protests “were organised to follow official channels for expressing grievances …
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