Contra o sistema eleitoral (mudar)

dez21
Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law called on voters in his home city to ignore a legislative election this month, the first under sweeping new rules imposed by Beijing, saying they should not lend the vote any legitimacy. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/democracy-activist-law-urges-hong-kong-voters-ignore-dec-19-election-2021-12-03/

O princípio "patriotas administrando Hong Kong" é a base da implementação estável e constante de "um país, dois sistemas", disse nesta segunda-feira Xia Baolong, chefe do Departamento dos Assuntos de Hong Kong e Macau do Conselho de Estado. "O objetivo de eleger patriotas para administrar Hong Kong não visa singularidade, mas pluralidade," disse Xia em um discurso virtual em uma cerimônia de lançamento da crônica sobre a Participação de Hong Kong na Reforma e Abertura Nacional. http://portuguese.people.com.cn/n3/2021/1207/c309806-9929484.html


6/7
(deputados indirectos) If Carrie Lam had listened and given these stakeholders the vote would that have helped calm matters in Hong Kong? Undoubtedly yes. So why didn’t she? Instead of 130,000 individuals and corporations contributing to a debate about the future of insurance in Hong Kong to make sure we have the best for everyone, we have 163 insurance licence holders doing it for us. Fair? No. Democratic? Of course not. The best word in the dictionary to describe it would be “feudal”. https://hongkongfp.com/2020/06/06/hong-kongs-2020-legislative-race-insurance-sector-needs-an-election-not-another-shoo-in/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

JUSTIÇA

mai23 Hong Kong’s government has passed a law that allows authorities to ban foreign lawyers from working on national security cases, completing a months-long effort to block a UK lawyer from defending media mogul and activist Jimmy Lai. The amendment, which was passed unanimously by the Legislative Council on Thursday, gives the chief executive the power to veto any foreign lawyer from working on cases brought under the 2020 National Security Law (NSL). Lai, the founder of now defunct Apple Daily newspaper and   a high profile pro-democracy figure , was first arrested in August 2020. He has since been charged with foreign collusion under the sweeping NSL, after calling for sanctions against Hong Kong and China over their crackdown on the pro-democracy movement. If convicted he could face life in prison. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/11/hong-kong-passes-law-to-limit-work-of-foreign-lawyers-amid-ongoing-jimmy-lai-case ab23 Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong was sentenced Mo...
Read more

resumo do que tem acontecido

jun23 The Hong Kong government, meanwhile, has recently been talking about ‘one country’ in terms of root and branch development. ‘Only with a deep root can leaves thrive’ goes the official slogan. That might be true, but biology also teaches us that it is the leaves that, through photosynthesis, produce the nutrients for the plant to grow. Will Beijing be willing to give Hong Kong the space to grow? Recent experience provides many reasons to be wary. (texto de ensaio) https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/20419058231181287 autor sedeado no japão ab23 Hong Kong’s economy is recovering, but its freedoms are not https://apnews.com/article/hong-kong-reopening-recovery-nsl-f4cb0cdf2ce415ad3056bf88fdfbb250 mar23 Hong Kong police have permitted a small protest march under tight restrictions in one of the first demonstrations to be approved since the enactment of  a sweeping national security law  in 2020. Several dozen demonstrators on Sunday were required to wear numbered l...
Read more

Mutinacionais que apoiam

 dez21 KPMG is one of several big businesses in Hong Kong encouraging staff to vote in what the government is billing as a “patriots-only” election for the city’s legislature, as authorities worry about low turnout in the poll. The Big Four auditing firm has offered staff an extra day off if they exercise their “privilege to vote” in the elections on Sunday for the Legislative Council, Hong Kong’s de facto parliament, according to an internal email seen by the Financial Times. “Colleagues who have voted will be asked to complete a simple online application to indicate that they are eligible voters and have voted,” KPMG said in the email on Tuesday. KPMG did not respond to a request for comment. https://techilive.in/kpmg-among-businesses-backing-hong-kongs-patriots-election/
Read more