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Young, educated and furious: a survey of Hong Kong’s protesters


 

The vast majority of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protesters are university-educated, almost half are in their twenties and nearly everyone loathes the police, according to an academic survey that sheds new light on the movement.

Ten weeks of demonstrations in the financial hub have seen millions of people take to the streets, increasingly violent clashes breakout between hardcore protesters and police and, more recently, flights grounded at the airport.

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Photo: May James/HKFP.

The rallies that began in opposition to a bill allowing extraditions to mainland China have morphed into a broader bid to reverse a slide in democratic freedoms.

Researchers from four of the city’s universities surveyed participants across 12 protests — including mass rallies and “fluid” and “static” demonstrations — between June 9 and August 4 and found 54 percent were male and 46 percent were female.

Photo: May James/HKFP.photo6170404473227290908-Copy.jpg

Overall, 77 percent of the 6,688 respondents said they had a tertiary (higher) education, with 21 percent saying they had a secondary (high school) education.

The 20-29 age bracket was the most represented with 49 percent, compared to 11 percent under 20 and 19 percent aged between 30 and 39. Sixteen percent were 40 and above.

Exactly half (50 percent) considered themselves to be middle class, while 41 percent said they were “grassroots”.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

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When asked why they were demonstrating, 87 percent said they wanted the extradition bill to be withdrawn, 95 percent expressed dissatisfaction with police’s handling of the protests and 92 percent called for the establishment of an independent commission of inquiry.

Photo: May James/HKFP.photo_2019-08-11_16-53-57.jpg

The survey, called ‘Onsite Survey Findings in Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Bill Protests’ was published on August 12 and led by researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Lingnan University, the Hang Seng University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University.

 
 

 

 

 

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lets just say theres a very wide array of experience in mcf.

 

but you can judge the reasoning logically yourself.

 

 

eh... thats a whole diff thing hor.. over react and no react.

 

but i seem to recall SPF saying they did not use fire arms in order to avoid escalation... cant remember the details liao.

https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/police-commander-comes-under-fire-staying-put-and-doing-nothing-during-riot

 

For your reading pleasure,

 

I don't really much difference in how both sets of rioters act

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https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/police-commander-comes-under-fire-staying-put-and-doing-nothing-during-riot

 

For your reading pleasure,

 

I don't really much difference in how both sets of rioters act

 

not fair la.

 

as i recall...

 

little india had veh over turned and on fire. foreign workers alcohol filled plus enraged.

 

hk had ... umbrella.... posters.. laser pointers...

 

LU Yeow Lim had, 8 men ?

 

hk had full units.

 

 

but i wonder what he thinks of hk police tactics.

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Young, educated and furious: a survey of Hong Kong’s protesters

 

The vast majority of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protesters are university-educated, almost half are in their twenties and nearly everyone loathes the police, according to an academic survey that sheds new light on the movement.

Ten weeks of demonstrations in the financial hub have seen millions of people take to the streets, increasingly violent clashes breakout between hardcore protesters and police and, more recently, flights grounded at the airport.

august-11-sham-shui-po-china-extradition

Photo: May James/HKFP.

The rallies that began in opposition to a bill allowing extraditions to mainland China have morphed into a broader bid to reverse a slide in democratic freedoms.

Researchers from four of the city’s universities surveyed participants across 12 protests — including mass rallies and “fluid” and “static” demonstrations — between June 9 and August 4 and found 54 percent were male and 46 percent were female.

Photo: May James/HKFP.photo6170404473227290908-Copy.jpg

Overall, 77 percent of the 6,688 respondents said they had a tertiary (higher) education, with 21 percent saying they had a secondary (high school) education.

The 20-29 age bracket was the most represented with 49 percent, compared to 11 percent under 20 and 19 percent aged between 30 and 39. Sixteen percent were 40 and above.

Exactly half (50 percent) considered themselves to be middle class, while 41 percent said they were “grassroots”.

Photo: May James/HKFP.

tai-po-august-10-china-extradition-20.jp

When asked why they were demonstrating, 87 percent said they wanted the extradition bill to be withdrawn, 95 percent expressed dissatisfaction with police’s handling of the protests and 92 percent called for the establishment of an independent commission of inquiry.

Photo: May James/HKFP.photo_2019-08-11_16-53-57.jpg

The survey, called ‘Onsite Survey Findings in Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Bill Protests’ was published on August 12 and led by researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Lingnan University, the Hang Seng University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University.

 
 

 

 

 

They should have good future in Britain. Asia is not suitable for them. Britain here they come. Haha

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Beedio here:

in the end , i think she kicked one of pro-pest-ers? 

The young chap in green is causing so much inconvenience for her and he got the cheek to be angry with her. Block peoples' movement and still want to get angry with others, so unreasonable. HK should really curfew the whole place and start to make arrest.

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They should have good future in Britain. Asia is not suitable for them. Britain here they come. Haha

UK didn't want them. Unsurprising really.

 

Maybe they can migrate to US, there they can play real CounterStrike and enjoy true violence with fellow Americans.

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Gate crash, they are their products and idols of western freedom. Under British constitution,  they have obliged to take care of them. Otherwise why are they kepo now right?

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Is that next quarter of Q1?

 

Read your reply to me.

:XD:

I am talking about next quarter reporting, Q2 ald out still need predict minus meh? U funny le

 

 

ST report that more and more people side the govt. obviously hongkie has spoilt the youth and resulting in this turmoil esp earlier protests still gained much support.

 

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/more-people-in-hong-kong-begin-to-take-a-stand-as-unrest-mounts-in-the-territory?utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=STFB&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1565872775

UK didn't want them. Unsurprising really.

 

Maybe they can migrate to US, there they can play real CounterStrike and enjoy true violence with fellow Americans.

UK wouldnt want to take in those trash. Either u are rich or have good profession. Otherwise why open the gate to troublemakers?
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