Hong Kong People Let Their Voices Be Heard: LegCo’s Yeung

The video discusses the political situation in Hong Kong, focusing on the impact of the national security law and the coronavirus on public protests and elections. It highlights concerns about potential disqualification of democratic candidates and the risks of arrest. Despite these challenges, a significant public turnout for a primary election organized by civil society is seen as a form of protest. The video also explores the uncertainty surrounding future elections and the importance of maintaining a voice for the opposition.

What were some of the challenges faced by Hong Kong residents during the primary election?

• Lack of voting stations

• Coronavirus and social distancing

• Poor weather conditions

• Technical issues with voting machines

What is a major concern for Democratic candidates regarding the upcoming elections?

• Limited media coverage

• Unclear disqualification standards

• Lack of campaign funding

• Voter apathy

What potential risk do opposition politicians face in Hong Kong?

• Being relocated

• Being banned from public speaking

• Being detained or arrested

• Being fined

How did the primary election serve as a form of protest?

• By launching a social media campaign

• By boycotting government services

• By organizing a large public rally

• By acting as a proxy referendum on the national security law

Who organized the primary election in Hong Kong?

• The Hong Kong government

• International observers

• Civil society

• Political parties