HARDtalk
with Martin Lee, founder of the Hong Kong Democratic Party
On
麻豆社 News 24's HARDtalk tonight (Monday 29 September) Tim Sebastian
talks to Martin Lee, founder of the Hong Kong Democratic Party.
The
postponement of the anti-subversion bill in Hong Kong is being hailed
a victory by pro-democracy campaigners.
Martin
Lee argued the anti-subversion bill would have rolled back some
basic freedoms, including the freedom of the press, of association
and of religion.
He
says the protests against the bill prove the pro-democracy movement
is still alive and well in Hong Kong.
But
how much influence does it really have? The bill has been postponed,
but how long before it re-emerges? And does he think the pro-democracy
movement can really influence Beijing?
HARDtalk
is on 麻豆社 News 24 at 11.30pm.
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