black pled guilty to charges which included inciting and illegal assembly fellow activists agnes challen ivan lamb also received jail terms one has been a prominent figure in hong kong's pro-democracy scene in 2014 he helped spearhead the umbrella movement for months of protests heard by a government plan to prescreen candidates for local elections one was front and center. everybody here has to stay alert for this demonstration has been peaceful and the police haven't bothered us much but now they have brought tear gas and plastic bullets we have to do all we can to protect ourselves. he was arrested at the age of 171 became an international political figure 4 and 2016 he founded a new political party demo sisto aiming to define hong kong's long term future. one himself was too young to be a candidate though that didn't stop him from trying to run for office. in $29000.00 he was jailed for 2 months but went free in time to join widespread protests over a proposed new extradition law to mainland china this time around the demonstrations were much more violent wong was arrested along with thou

pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua one will spend around 13 months in jail agnes challen ivan lamb received shorter sentences. antigovernment protesters of rally than tylenol for the prime minister was acquitted of an ethics violation and allowed to keep his job that activists say they'll continue fighting for reform school hiding reports from bangkok. a 16 year old patch was raised by his activist grandmother and he didn't hesitate in joining the student protest movement when it began earlier this year this week he took part in an act of civil disobedience organized by the group bad students many refused to wear official school uniforms to class this was to highlight inequality and the copper reforms in thailand's education system patch had a black uniform made and displayed rubber ducks which has now become a symbol for the protests after being questioned for 3 hours by teachers he was sent home he's not only about the uniform rules head coach moves it's about party rights the expression of political opinions an education system and subjects need to be reformed these would b

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black pled guilty to charges which included inciting and illegal assembly fellow activists agnes challen ivan lamb also received jail terms one has been a prominent figure in hong kong's pro-democracy scene in 2014 he helped spearhead the umbrella movement for months of protests heard by a government plan to prescreen candidates for local elections one was front and center. everybody here has to stay alert this demonstration has been peaceful and the police haven't bothered us much but now they have brought tear gas and plastic bullets we have to do all we can to protect ourselves. he was arrested at the age of 171 became an international political figure in 2016 he founded a new political party demo sisto aiming to define hong kong's long term future. one himself was too young to be a candidate though that didn't stop him from trying to run for office. in $29000.00 he was jailed for 2 months but went free in time to join widespread protests over a proposed new extradition law to mainland china this time around the demonstrations were much more violent wong was arrested along with thousands o

black pled guilty to charges which included inciting and illegal assembly fellow activists agnes challen ivan lamb also received jail terms one has been a prominent figure in hong kong's pro-democracy scene in 2014 he helped spearhead the umbrella movement for months of protests heard by a government plan to prescreen candidates for local elections one was front and center. everybody here has to stay alert this demonstration has been peaceful and the police haven't bothered us much but now they have brought tear gas and plastic bullets we have to do all we can to protect ourselves. he was arrested at the age of 171 became an international political figure in 2016 he founded a new political party demo sisto aiming to define hong kong's long term future. one himself was too young to be a candidate though that didn't stop him from trying to run for office. in $29000.00 he was jailed for 2 months but went free in time to join widespread protests over a proposed new extradition law to mainland china this time around the demonstrations were much more violent wong was arrested along with thousands o

pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua will spend around 13 months in jail agnes challen ivan lamb received shorter sentences prime minister probably youth channel church has been acquitted of ethics violations in a case challenging where he lives a former army chief is still in military housing despite resigning from his army post 6 years ago. the u.k. government has approved the pfizer and biome tech code with 19 vaccine to be rolled out from next week its vaccine committee says it's expecting to start with those most at risk including health workers and residents of care homes. deciding who gets a vaccine 1st is also under discussion in the u.s. set to approve a vaccine that is expected to start distribution before the end of the year the advisory committee on immunization practices says health care workers in the elderly need to be a priority and the gallica has more. in hospitals across the u.s. medical staff are making preparations to receive the 1st branches of the coronavirus vaccine currently to drug makers pfizer and maduna seeking emergency approval for their drugs