CLEAN : Banned election candidates lead Hong Kong independence rally

The transcript discusses initial personal reflections, followed by a shift to the topic of protests against government actions. It highlights the decision to hold peaceful public meetings instead of protests, aiming to avoid harm and arrests. The loss of voting rights and the resulting public anger in Hong Kong are also addressed.

What does the speaker mention about their work?

• They are retiring soon.

• They are looking for a new job.

• They have just finished a project.

• They are planning to start work soon.

What does the speaker express doubt about?

• The effectiveness of peaceful meetings.

• The support from international communities.

• The potential success of current protests.

• The ability to change the government.

What approach does the speaker decide to take instead of protesting?

• Organizing a strike.

• Holding peaceful public meetings.

• Writing a petition.

• Starting a social media campaign.

What is the speaker's main concern about protests?

• They might not have enough participants.

• They are not supported by the government.

• They could lead to violence and arrests.

• They are too expensive to organize.

What rights does the speaker mention have been taken away?

• Right to travel.

• Voting rights.

• Right to education.

• Freedom of speech.