Hong Kong students fine-tune plan to take democracy call to Beijing


  • World
  • Wednesday, 05 Nov 2014

A pro-democracy protester fixes an installation made of umbrellas, symbols of the protest, in the part of Hong Kong's financial central district protesters are occupying October 31, 2014. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Students calling for full democracy for Chinese-ruled Hong Kong are hoping to take their protest to Communist Party rulers in Beijing and are expected to announce details of their new battle plan on Thursday.

The plan signals a shift in the focus of the protests in the former British colony away from the Hong Kong government which has said it has limited room for manoeuvre.

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