Protests Have Changed Hong Kong Forever: Anson Chan

The transcript discusses the political climate in Hong Kong following the protests, focusing on the unchanged mood, the demands and achievements of the protests, and the issues of governance and universal suffrage. It highlights the government's responsibility in addressing these issues and the impact of international relations, particularly with Britain. The future of Hong Kong's governance and the potential for genuine democracy are also explored.

In what ways does the speaker suggest the government should respond to community calls?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the long-term stability and prosperity of Hong Kong?

What is the speaker's perspective on the future of democracy in Hong Kong?