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Hong Kong Chief Executive warns against protests ahead of election reform talks

Published Tue, Jan 6, 2015 · 09:50 PM

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HONG KONG'S leader warned on Tuesday against fresh pro-democracy protests before the next step in the city's contentious political reform process, as a new official report on the mass rallies sparked widespread anger.

The government will on Wednesday launch a second round of public consultation on the process for electing the city's next chief executive in 2017.

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