VOICED : Young activists take on China in key Hong Kong election

The video discusses young campaigners in Hong Kong striving to become lawmakers, advocating for independence from China. It highlights the 2014 Umbrella Movement's influence and Nathan Law's campaign for self-determination. The governance model of 'one country, two systems' is explained, along with the opposition from pro-China groups. Legal challenges and the slim chances of success for independence campaigners in elections are also covered.

What is the primary message of the young campaigners aiming to become lawmakers in Hong Kong?

• Stronger ties with the UK

• A clean break from China

• More cultural exchanges with mainland China

• Increased trade with China

From which movement did the new politicians, like Nathan Law, emerge?

• The 2014 Pro Democracy umbrella movement

• The 2010 Anti-High-Speed Rail movement

• The 2012 Occupy Central movement

• The 2016 Fishball Revolution

What is Nathan Law's new party advocating for?

• Reunification with China

• Increased economic reforms

• Self-determination for Hong Kong

• Stronger environmental policies

What model governs Hong Kong, allowing some political freedoms not available on the mainland?

• Two nations, two systems

• Two countries, one system

• One nation, one system

• One country, two systems

What challenges do pro-independence campaigners face in Hong Kong?

• Being branded illegal and banned from elections

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient funding

• Opposition from international communities