HONG KONG -- The people of Hong Kong marched in record numbers on Sunday with a host of grievances, and one overriding goal -- to force the territory's top official, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, to resign.
Organizers of Sunday's march claimed a turnout of 2 million people in this city of more than 7 million. Lam, who was elected two years ago by an elite 1,200-member election committee, has thus far refused calls to resign.
