Hong Kong Identity

identity operator debonnaire July beginning(a), 2003 kvetch Agenda 1. mental institution 1. 1. What is indistinguishability politic 1. 2. Political events that have modify HK identity element 2. Julyinitiatory, 2003 protest 3. culmination 1. 1. What is individuation Politic identicalness politics Identity as a politic victimisation of identity politic Past v. s Present Introduction July 1st Protest resultant 1. 2. Political events that unnatural HK Identity Tiananmen Squ ar After WWI Refugee Identity distrustfulness of Chinese Government article 23 After 1960 Local HK Identity 1997 Handover 2013Introduction July 1st Protest finis 2. July1st, 2003 protest yearly protest led by polished Human Rights Front Article 23 The Hong Kong SAR shall enact laws on its own to reverse any act of treason, secession, sedition, subversion against the primordial Peoples Government, or theft of state secrets, to terminate foreign semi semipolitical faces or bodies from cond ucting political activities in the Region, and to prohibit political organizations or bodies of the Region from establishing ties with foreign political organizations or bodiesIntroduction July 1st Protest Conclusion Concerns Pros British government also had repressive acts e. g Society Ordinance and the Public fix Ordinance Cons Police is allowed to enter houses and draw bulk without warrant/evidence No independence of speech Violation of Article 23 can result in a life term in a prison Any organization can be banned by PRC Conclusion Introduction July 1st Protest HK passel identityIdentity of general HK battalion Pragmatism Individualism Narrowing first step among HK great deal/ mainlanders ambitious, adaptable, practical and intelligent Widening gap between HK people/ mainlanders valuing free speech, press freedom, privacy and comparison Introduction July 1st Protest Conclusion HK people identity Parties that affect HK people identity HK people identity Brit ish colonial period rule of law, majority rule, freedom of speech Chinese Government bollock education, flag-raising ceremonies visits to the mainland IntroductionJuly 1st Protest Conclusion Identity illustrated by July 1st, 2003 Widening gap repugnance vs. Pragmatic Nationalism and Liberalized Nationalism ecumenical identity HKs dream, opportunities in society, has touched to locals commitment to democracy Introduction July 1st Protest Conclusion 3. Conclusion Evident that Article 23 politic widened the gap of issue in rights of HK people ex. Free speech, press freedom, valuing privacy, valuing comparability But still the trend is that people feel less gap with mainlanders ainlands characteristic change HK people affected by mainland governments media, education, and ceremonies. No identity is perfectly coherent at that place is inconsistencies Introduction July 1st Protest Conclusion Questions to discuss What are the evolving features of the local political identity, culture and participation What is the essence of the conflicts between the local and national identities of HK people? What are the reasons for the rise of new activism, and what is its impact? Introduction July 1st Protest Conclusion