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Hong Kong Democracy Protest on China's National Day
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October 1, 2020
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0:48Now PlayingA pro-democracy political party in Hong Kong organized a march during the Chinese National Day flag raising ceremony Thursday, protesting one-party dictatorship and the National Security Law.
Four activists from the League of Social Democrats held banners and shouted slogans such as, "End one-party dictatorship" and "Five demands not one less" during the protest in Wanchai.
Four is the maximum number of people allowed to gather under coronavirus restrictions.
"We demand the Chinese Communist government to end their one party dictatorship, to give the power back to the Chinese people," said former lawmaker and veteran activist Leung Kwok Hung.
The group burned their statement to end their protest. The small fire was quickly extinguished by police.
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