Hong Kong Protests Turn Violent Again

The video discusses the escalation of protests in Hong Kong, initially sparked by an extradition bill. The protests have grown to include demands for universal suffrage and an inquiry into police violence. The situation has become increasingly violent, with clashes between pro-democracy and pro-Beijing groups. The government has responded with measures like tear gas to disperse crowds, raising concerns about sovereignty and the rule of law.

What was the initial cause of the protests in Hong Kong?

• Environmental concerns

• A new tax law

• The extradition bill

• A labor strike

What additional demands did the protesters make beyond opposing the extradition bill?

• Better public transportation

• Independent inquiry into police violence and universal suffrage

• More public holidays

• Lower taxes

What action did the government take in response to the defacement of the Chinese liaison office?

• Increased police presence

• Fired tear gas to disperse the crowd

• Imposed a curfew

• Closed the liaison office

What color were the pro-Beijing protesters wearing during the attacks?

• White

• Green

• Blue

• Red

What is a major concern as different groups take matters into their own hands?

• Undermining of the rule of law

• Increased traffic congestion

• Higher taxes

• Lack of public services