Activist Wong Says Not a Time for Celebration in HK

The transcript discusses the political situation in Hong Kong, focusing on recent protests against the Chinese government's influence. It highlights the arrest of activists, the government's response, and the ongoing struggle for democracy. The speaker emphasizes the importance of judicial independence and the threat to Hong Kong's unique status. The future of Hong Kong is discussed, with a call for continued protests and self-determination after 2047. The transcript also addresses misconceptions about the independence movement, clarifying the focus on democracy and self-determination.

What were the main reasons for organizing the protests in Hong Kong before the visit of the Chinese President?

How has the concept of 'one country, two systems' changed according to the speaker?

What does the speaker hope to achieve through the demonstrations?

What impact do the protests have on the perception of Hong Kong as a financial hub?

What are the concerns regarding the future of democracy in Hong Kong as expressed by the speaker?

In what ways does the speaker believe the international community can support Hong Kong?

How does the speaker differentiate between the independence movement and the call for democracy?