SYMPATHETIC  A recently married couple get ready to take a picture outside the government headquarters building to mark one year since the start of mass pro-democracy rallies calling for fully free leadership elections in the semi-autonomous city, in Hong Kong on Monday. AFP PHOTO
SYMPATHETIC
A recently married couple get ready to take a picture outside the government headquarters building to mark one year since the start of mass pro-democracy rallies calling for fully free leadership elections in the semi-autonomous city, in Hong Kong on Monday. AFP PHOTO

HONG KONG: Yellow umbrellas and makeshift tents were back in central Hong Kong on Monday as protesters gathered a year to the day since huge pro-democracy rallies brought parts of the city to a standstill.

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