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Editor of China Real Time Report, the Wall Street Journal's China blog; he also covers Chinese social media, law and human rights for the Wall Street Journal
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Josh Chin
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FROM Josh Chin
To the Point
Protestors Swell in Hong Kong: What Will Beijing Do? When Britain gave up its Hong Kong colony in 1997, China agreed to “one country—two systems.” Unlike the mainland, Hong Kong would have a free press and judiciary—and the promise of “free and fair” elections in 2017. But, in August, Beijing decreed that the candidates will be selected by a committee of its choosing.
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