Once the Occupy Central Movement was announced by the pro-democrat activists, it indicates an official start of a campaign demanding the genuine universal suffrage of Hong Kong’s Chief Executive. Students, citizens, and even the elderly are stepping out to voice their wills for the withdrawal of the decision on Hong Kong's political reform made on August 31 by the Beijing authorities and the restart of the political development consultation by the Chief Executive.
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