CLEAN : Hong Kong student leaders turn themselves in to police

The transcript discusses a range of topics, starting with an introduction and context setting. It then moves on to express concerns about potential abuse of power by police, while maintaining respect for the system. The speaker shares optimism for future actions and movements, particularly in Hong Kong, advocating for universal suffrage. The transcript concludes with a call to action, encouraging students and organizations to persist in their efforts for change.

What is the tone of the initial section of the transcript?

• Emotional and dramatic

• Technical and detailed

• Casual and conversational

• Formal and structured

What concern does the speaker express about the police?

• They are too lenient

• They are not well-trained

• They are underfunded

• They might misuse their authority

What event in Hong Kong is mentioned in the transcript?

• A new law being passed

• An economic summit

• A natural disaster

• The umbrella movement

How does the speaker feel about being arrested?

• Indifferent and unconcerned

• Nervous and anxious

• Angry and resentful

• Confident and optimistic

What motivates students to join social movements according to the transcript?

• Academic requirements

• Peer pressure

• Financial incentives

• The arrest of a policeman