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42% of Hong Kong residents want to leave, survey by independent think-tank finds
City has become polarised with occasional violent protests, partly fuelled by tension with Beijing leaders
Published Mon, Jul 18, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Hong Kong
WHEN activists began setting fire to trash bins and hurling bricks at police during a February riot in Hong Kong, Chris Lee became more convinced that his decision to leave his siblings and mother behind and move to Taiwan was the right one.
Hong Kong, lo…
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