In Hong Kong, people have taken to the streets to protest the crackdowns on pro-democracy movements by the Chinese and Hong Kong authorities. <br/><br/>Hundreds of protesters marched along main roads Sunday demanding democratic elections. <br/><br/>The organizers include Joshua Wong and Nathan Law, who led the "Umbrella Movement" in 2014 over the territory's chief executive election. <br/><br/>Earlier, Wong and Law were found guilty of taking part in an illegal assembly and jailed. But they were released on bail in October after appealing to Hong Kong's highest court. <br/><br/>Ahead of the rally, Wong told reporters that they will never regret being detained or put under pressure, and they will keep on fighting.
News On AIR | December 4, 2017 12:49 PM
Hong Kong: People taken to streets to protest crackdowns on pro-democracy movements