Hong Kong Identity

Character Politic: July first, 2003 Protest Agenda 1. Presentation †¢ 1. 1. What is personality politic †¢ 1. 2. Political occasions that have influenced HK Identity 2. July1st, 2003 dissent 3. End 1. 1. What is Identity Politic †¢ Identity governmental issues: Identity as a politic †¢ Development of character politic †¢ Past v. s Present Introduction July first Protest Conclusion 1. 2. Political occasions that influenced HK Identity Tiananmen Square After WWI: Refugee Identity Mistrust of Chinese Government Article 23 After 1960: Local HK Identity 1997 Handover 2013Introduction July first Protest Conclusion 2. July1st, 2003 dissent †¢ Annual dissent drove by Civil Human Rights Front †¢ Article 23 †¢ The Hong Kong SAR will institute laws all alone to disallow any demonstration of treachery, withdrawal, rebellion, disruption against the Central People's Government, or robbery of state insider facts, to deny remote political associations or bodie s from leading political exercises in the Region, and to forbid political associations or collections of the Region from building up ties with outside political associations or bodiesIntroduction July first Protest Conclusion Concerns Pros †¢ British government likewise had abusive acts †¢ e. g Society Ordinance and the Public Order Ordinance Cons †¢ Police is permitted to go into houses and capture individuals without warrant/proof †¢ No right to speak freely †¢ Violation of Article 23 can bring about a real existence term in a jail †¢ Any association can be prohibited by PRC Conclusion Introduction July first Protest HK individuals identityIdentity of general HK individuals †¢ Pragmatism †¢ Individualism †¢ Narrowing hole between HK individuals/mainlanders: driven, versatile, down to earth and smart †¢ Widening hole between HK individuals/mainlanders : esteeming free discourse, press opportunity, protection and uniformity Introduct ion July first Protest Conclusion HK individuals character Parties that influence HK individuals personality HK individuals personality British pioneer period rule of law, majority rule government, the right to speak freely of discourse Chinese Government formal training, banner raising functions visits to the terrain IntroductionJuly first Protest Conclusion Identity showed by July first, 2003 †¢ Widening hole †¢ Antagonism versus Realistic Nationalism and Liberalized Nationalism †¢ Cosmopolitan personality: HK’s dream, openings in the public arena, has influenced to local’s promise to majority rule government Introduction July first Protest Conclusion 3. End †¢ Evident that Article 23 politic enlarged the hole of â€Å"issue in privileges of HK people† ex. Free discourse, press opportunity, esteeming security, esteeming uniformity †¢ But still the pattern is that individuals feel less hole with mainlanders †¢ ainland’s trad emark change †¢ HK individuals influenced by territory government’s media, training, and functions. †¢ No personality is splendidly rational; there is irregularities Introduction July first Protest Conclusion Questions to talk about †¢ What are the developing highlights of the nearby political character, culture and cooperation †¢ What is the substance of the contentions between the neighborhood and national characters of HK individuals? †¢ What are the purposes behind the ascent of new activism, and what is its effect? Presentation July first Protest Conclusion