CLEAN : Hong Kong councillors priests urge police to let protesters leave campus freely

The transcript discusses the transition of campus management from police to university authorities, emphasizing the importance of this change for peace and order. Observations indicate that individuals on campus are in good health and pose no threat. The discussion also covers the post-election environment in Hong Kong, highlighting a more peaceful atmosphere and the responsibility of democratic camps. The blame for unrest is attributed to police actions, with a call for their withdrawal to ensure a happy resolution.

What is suggested as the best way to resolve the campus management issue?

• The students should manage themselves.

• The university should take over management.

• The government should intervene directly.

• The police should increase their presence.

How are the people on campus described in terms of their condition?

• They are unresponsive.

• They are causing harm to society.

• They are in poor health.

• They are in good condition and responsive.

What is the perceived impact of the District Council election on Hong Kong?

• It has led to increased violence.

• It has provided a more peaceful environment.

• It has had no impact.

• It has caused more political unrest.

Who is blamed for the ongoing issues according to the final section?

• The university management.

• The police.

• The students on campus.

• The government.

What do the democratic camps feel about their responsibilities?

• They feel it is too light.

• They feel it is too heavy.

• They feel indifferent.

• They feel it is manageable.