Protesters say they will continue to fight for democracy in Hong Kong

The video covers the dismantling of a protest camp in Hong Kong, where bailiffs and workmen moved in to clear the area. Protesters, showing defiance, demanded to be arrested as a final act. Despite their efforts, demands for real democracy went unmet, with candidates in the 2017 election still being vetted. The cultural awareness in Hong Kong has shifted, with people becoming more politically aware and optimistic about future protests. The police eventually arrested the protesters, who offered passive resistance. Protesters reflected on their actions, considering it an honor to be part of a historical event. As the camp was demolished, hopes remained for the campaign's future.

What was the reaction of some protesters when the camp was being dismantled?

• They set up new tents elsewhere.

• They negotiated with the government.

• They accepted the situation and left.

• They fought back against the authorities.

What was the main demand of the protesters that went unanswered?

• Real democracy without candidate vetting.

• Lower taxes for citizens.

• More public parks.

• Improved public transportation.

How did the culture in Hong Kong change according to the transcript?

• People became less interested in politics.

• There was a decrease in political awareness.

• People became more aware of politics.

• There was no change in political culture.

How did the demonstrators respond to the police arrests?

• They resisted violently.

• They offered passive resistance.

• They negotiated for release.

• They fled the scene.

What sentiment did the protesters express about their involvement in the protest?

• Regret for participating.

• Pride in their involvement.

• Desire to leave Hong Kong.

• Indifference to the outcome.