Joshua Wong Interview with Alex Crawford Part 1

The transcript captures a conversation with an activist discussing their arrest and the broader implications for protests in Hong Kong. Despite being charged with organizing unauthorized assemblies, the activist remains committed to non-violent protest. The discussion highlights the lack of dialogue from the government and the chilling effect on activists. The protests are expected to continue until China's National Day, emphasizing the determination to voice dissent despite governmental pressure.

What emotions does the speaker express regarding their arrest?

• Joy and relief

• Exhaustion and surprise

• Indifference and calm

• Anger and frustration

What does the speaker say about the Hong Kong government's response to protests?

• They are open to dialogue

• They are ignoring the protests

• They are generating fear and chilling effects

• They are supporting the protests

How does the speaker feel about participating in future protests?

• They are indifferent

• They are planning to stop

• They are determined to continue

• They are hesitant and unsure

What is the speaker's view on the impact of arrests on activists?

• It only affects non-violent activists

• It has no impact on activists

• It targets all activists, regardless of their methods

• It only affects violent activists

Until when does the speaker believe the protests will continue?

• Until the protests are banned

• Until China's National Day

• Until the Hong Kong government changes

• Until the end of the year