Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Hong Kong on Wednesday, as anti-government protests that began seven months ago extended into the new year."Five demands, not one less!" the crowd chanted as they marched from the Victoria Park toward the business district of Central. "Universal suffrage now!""The government has not responded to our demands -- no compromise, no negotiation at all," lamented a 50-year-old engineer who identified himself as Eric."At least (Chief Executive Carrie Lam) could step down," he said, referring to Hong Kong's leader who has consistently had the backi…READ FULL ARTICLE
