The 2014 Umbrella Movement was a 79-day pro-democracy civil disobedience campaign in Hong Kong, led by teenagers and university students who used umbrellas as protection from police pepper spray and tear gas. Key figures like Nathan Law, a student protest leader, continue to advocate for democracy in Hong Kong long after the initial protests ended, making significant contributions to the ongoing fight for political freedoms in the region.
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