#英國星期日郵報 Daily Mail //Claudia Mo, 62, convener of the 24-strong pro-democracy camp on the legislative council, said it was impossible to tell people fighting for their future to stop. ‘They tell us they’re prepared to die for their cause, saying they have nothing to lose.’
She argued, like many others, that the ‘one party, two state’ system had become a sham.
//‘The government has been chipping away at our freedoms, making me lose any trust or confidence in them. They are just puppets of Beijing.’
//This vivacious woman has more reason than most to be frightened about possible Chinese repercussions since she was a reporter for a news agency and covered the Tiananmen Square massacres 30 years ago. ‘It left me completely traumatised,’ she told me.
//Yet for all her fears, she believes the desperation in Hong Kong runs even deeper than among those brave people she met on the streets of Beijing before the tanks rolled in to crush their protests after hardliners won a politburo power struggle.
//‘I know most people would say this is a futile fight to get democracy in Hong Kong but you never know. When the Berlin Wall fell, who would have predicted that even one day beforehand? There can be miracles in politics.’//
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