Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters have an almost zero chance of changing Beijing's stance and securing free elections, the city's embattled Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said in a TV interview today.
He has insisted China will not change its mind on the format for elections in 2017, despite weeks of protests. He said, the protests had spun out of control and did not rule out the use of force to end them. The pro-democracy protests have brought thousands on to the streets paralysing parts of Hong Kong. China has agreed to direct elections in 2017, but wants control over which candidates can stand. The protesters remained today with hundreds camping in lines of tents set up in the street overnight. |
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