No faith in the article

Article Abstract:

On July 1, 2003, an estimated half million residents of Hong Kong protested by peacefully marching in the streets, objecting to what is perceived as an effort to undermine freedom. Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa now must now resolve this situation. How he responded to the SARS outbreak was also a factor in so many people marching.

Public relations, Demonstrations, Company public relations

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Can Tung change course?

Article Abstract:

Tung Chee-hwa?s failed efforts to pass anti-subversion law only added to the unease many in Hong Kong are feeling, especially given recent bleak economic forecasts. For Tung to regain popularity, he must admit that his previous method of operation was not effective, and then find a new way to manage Hong Kong.

International Affairs, Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Human Rights, Political activity

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Beijing sees red

Article Abstract:

The outspoken Emily Lau, a Hong Kong legislator, described to members attending a Taipei seminar how Hong Kong has changed after reunification with China. She also angered China by stating that she had no opinion about Taiwan's reunification with China.

Taiwan, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Free Speech & Assembly, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Freedom of speech, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Lau, Emily

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