Hong Kong Protests Continue On Anniversary Of 'Umbrella' Movement

The transcript discusses the 17th week of protests in Hong Kong, marking the 5th anniversary of the Umbrella Movement. Tens of thousands gathered to demand full democracy, opposing Beijing's influence. The protests, initially peaceful, turned violent, with clashes between protesters and police. Protesters demanded an independent investigation into police brutality, but Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, resisted. The city braces for more protests on the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, despite a police ban.

What was the main goal of the 2014 Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong?

• To improve relations with Beijing

• To increase tourism in the city

• To seek full democracy for Hong Kong

• To promote economic growth

How did the protests on the 5th anniversary of the Umbrella Movement begin?

• With a peaceful gathering

• With a government announcement

• With a violent clash

• With a police crackdown

What actions did some protesters reportedly take during the demonstrations?

• Negotiated with the police

• Threw bricks and gas bombs

• Organized a peaceful march

• Held a press conference

What is one of the key demands of the protesters?

• An independent investigation into police actions

• An increase in public spending

• A reduction in taxes

• A new trade agreement with Beijing

What significant event is Hong Kong preparing for, which could lead to further protests?

• The opening of a new government building

• The launch of a new public transport system

• The annual economic summit

• The 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China