U.N. chief hears message of mass protests

A year of mass street protests exposed an erosion of public trust in political leaders who need to listen more to people’s real problems, the U.N. chief said.

By Arete News - October 25, 2019

London protesters call on G-20 nations to help Hong Kong fight for democracy (AN/Etan Liam)

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