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Hong Kong church leaders have rejected China's decision to introduce universal suffrage in the nation's special region by 2017, and have led thousands of marchers demanding votes for all by 2012, something that Beijing recently ruled out, reports Ecumenical News International. Roman Catholic Cardinal Joseph Ze and Methodist Pastor Ralph Lee Ting-sun, who is the honorary general secretary of the Hong Kong Christian Council, led the protestors through the city. Organizers said more than 22 000 turned out on to the streets; police put the number at around 6000.
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