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Joshua Wong predicts more protests after HK leader apologises

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Leading Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong predicts more demonstrations to come as the city's leader Carrie Lam apologises for the extradition crisis but refuses to bow to demands for her resignation. SOUNDBITE

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