Hong Kong's Leung on Goals of Protest Talks

The video discusses the Hong Kong government's goals, focusing on maintaining dialogue with student protesters. It highlights the legal constraints under the basic law, emphasizing that constitutional reform is not possible at this time. The government aims to listen to students within the framework of the National People's Congress Standing Committee's decision. Police actions to clear protest sites are ongoing, with hopes to reduce violence and avoid clashes with pro-democracy demonstrators.

What is the primary goal of the Hong Kong government in dealing with student protesters?

• To ignore their demands

• To hold and maintain dialogue with them

• To implement immediate constitutional reforms

• To increase police presence

Who is involved in the negotiations with the Hong Kong Federation of Students?

• International diplomats

• A middleman and university presidents

• Only government officials

• Local business leaders

What is the current status of constitutional reform according to the transcript?

• It has been completely abandoned

• There is no room for it at the moment

• It is being re-evaluated

• It is being actively pursued

What is the most constructive action the Hong Kong government can take according to the transcript?

• Implement new laws

• Ignore the protests

• Listen to the students

• Increase police force

What is the role of the police in the current situation?

• To implement constitutional reforms

• To clear protest sites and maintain order

• To organize student meetings

• To negotiate with students