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Occupy Central
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A series of sit-in protests, known as the Umbrella Revolution or Occupy Movement, took place in Hong Kong from September 26 to December 15, 2014, in response to a decision by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress that restricted the electoral system of Hong Kong. The protests, which peaked at over 100,000 participants, were led by students and other members of the public, and were met with force by the police, including the use of tear gas and accusations of triad involvement. The protests ended on December 14, 2014, with no concessions from the government, but sparked widespread criticism of the police and judicial system, and an assault on civil liberties and academic freedoms.learn more on wikipedia
perspectives
- 1.US Foreign Policy
- 2.Chinese Foreign Policy
- 3.British Foreign Policy
- 4.US-China Relations
- 5.Protests
- 6.Authoritarianism
- 7.China under Xi Jinping
- 8.Human rights
- 9.Freedom of Speech
- 10.Hong Kong Retrocession to China
- 11.Hong Kong Democratic Movement
countries
organizations
- 1.League of Social Democrats
- 2.Legislative Council
- 3.SOAS China Institute
- 4.University of Hong Kong
- 5.US Consulate
- 6.West Kowloon High Court
- 7.29 Principles
- 8.Communist Party
- 9.Democracy Council
- 10.Hong Kong 47
- 11.Human Rights Watch
- 12.Legislative Council of Hong Kong
persons
- 1.Owen Chow
- 2.Andrew Chan
- 3.Au Nok-Hin
- 4.Ben Chung
- 5.Chan Po-Ying
- 6.Lee Yue-Shun
- 7.Leung Kwok-Hung
- 8.Winnie Yu
- 9.Penny Wong
- 10.Philip Bowring
- 11.Simon Birmingham
- 12.Steve Tsang