Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong said he will not surrender even after he was charged with organising an illegal protest on Friday. Wong, who led pro-democracy demonstrations five years ago that foreshadowed the latest turbulence, is the most prominent activist to be arrested since protests escalated in mid-June over fears China is exerting greater control over the city. Police arrested several other activists and blocked plans for a mass demonstration on Saturday, in a show of force a day before the fifth anniversary of China's decision to rule out universal suffrage in the former British colony Hong Kong protests: Joshua Wong and other pro-democracy figures arrested ►
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