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‘We really appreciate the effort made by Americans,’ says one protester, as city braces for another weekend of protest Thousands of protesters in Hong Kong, some draped in American flags, have staged a “Thanksgiving” rally in the heart of the city after the approval by Donald Trump of human rights legislation aimed at protecting them. “The rationale for us having this rally is to show our gratitude and thank the US Congress and also president Trump for passing the bill,” said 23-year-old Sunny Cheung, a member of the student group that lobbied for the legislation. Related: ‘Full of arrogance’: Trump angers China by signing bills backing Hong Kong protesters Related: 'They surrendered’: Hong Kong activists mull next move as university siege ends Continue reading…
