Pro-democracy protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks stand in front of an advertisement as they take a subway train to a protest site occupied by them as part of the Occupy Central civil disobedience movement in Hong Kong November 5, 2014, the day marking Guy Fawkes Night. REUTERS/Bobby Yip
HONG KONG (Reuters) - A leader of Hong Kong's student protests called on Thursday for a respected intermediary to help arrange a trip to Beijing where the students want to make their case to China's leaders for greater democracy in their city.
Protesters, who have occupied some of Hong Kong's most economically and politically important districts for nearly six weeks, are frustrated with the city government's inability to negotiate and are hoping to send a delegation to Beijing.
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