CLEAN : Melbourne vigil to mark Hong Kong Tiananmen Square massacre

The transcript discusses concerns about Hong Kong and China's political situation, commemorates the Tiananmen Square events, and highlights the duty to speak out for democracy. It also addresses the migration of Hong Kong residents to Australia and the irony of holding such discussions freely in Australia but not in Hong Kong.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the people from mainland China and Hong Kong?

• Their ability to learn from others

• Their silence in the face of atrocities

• Their economic growth

• Their migration to Australia

Why does the speaker feel a duty to speak out?

• Because they are more eloquent than others

• Because they have the freedom to do so

• Because they are in exile

• Because they want to move to Australia

What does the speaker predict about the future of Hong Kong people?

• They will stay silent

• They will move to Australia

• They will become more eloquent

• They will return to Hong Kong

What irony does the speaker point out about meetings in Hong Kong and Australia?

• Meetings are more frequent in Hong Kong

• Meetings are not necessary in either place

• Meetings are banned in Australia

• Meetings can be held in Australia but not in Hong Kong

What impact does the speaker attribute to the communist regime?

• It has improved global relations

• It has harmed many parts of the world

• It has led to economic prosperity

• It has encouraged migration to Hong Kong