Wilfred Chan | 18 August 2014 | CNN
Hong Kong (CNN) — Just call it the anti-protest protest.
Tens of thousands of people marched through Hong Kong yesterday in support of China and to protest Occupy Central, a pro-democracy movement that says it will plan to stage a civil disobedience sit-in unless the Chinese government allows the Hong Kong public to nominate and vote for its next leader.
Robert Chow, the organizer of Sunday’s march, said it represented Hong Kong’s desire to work “peacefully” with the Chinese government in Beijing on political reform.
“We want universal suffrage, but not at any cost,” he told CNN Monday.
Occupy Central with Love and Peace 