CLEAN : Blind Chinese dissident Chen encourages Tiananmen commemoration

The transcript discusses the significance of democracy and protests worldwide, emphasizing the speaker's determination to voice their beliefs despite attempts to silence them. It reflects on historical events, particularly the impact of 1989, and calls for global support to help ordinary Chinese citizens overcome internet censorship and achieve democracy. The speaker envisions a future where China is free and governed by constitutional principles.

How do protests contribute to the well-being of people around the world?

What moral responsibilities do individuals have in relation to democracy?

In what ways can the international community support ordinary Chinese citizens?

What is the significance of speaking out against censorship?

What does a free and democratic China look like according to the speaker?