Hong Kong Occupiers to Be Heard in Court Amid Pushback

The video discusses the ongoing protests in Hong Kong, focusing on the legal injunctions against road blockages by protesters. It explains the role of the police in maintaining social order without directly enforcing these injunctions unless ordered by the court. The video also covers the stalled talks between the Hong Kong Federation of Students and the government, highlighting the lack of progress and the planned referendum to gauge protester opinions on government proposals.

What was the main reason for the interim injunctions granted in Hong Kong?

• To support the protesters' demands

• To promote tourism in the area

• To address business disruptions caused by road blockages

• To increase police presence in the city

What is the primary duty of the police regarding the injunctions?

• To maintain social order unless directed by the court

• To negotiate with protesters

• To dismantle all barriers immediately

• To enforce the injunctions actively

What was the outcome of the televised meeting between students and the government?

• The talks were inconclusive with no further discussions planned

• A new agreement was reached

• The government withdrew the injunctions

• The students agreed to end the protests

What action is the Hong Kong Federation of Students planning to take?

• Organize a new protest

• Conduct a poll or referendum among protesters

• Negotiate directly with business owners

• File a lawsuit against the government

What advice did senior pro-democracy campaigners give to the protesters?

• To ignore the government's proposals

• To consider the government's proposals seriously

• To seek international intervention

• To escalate the protests