2009年7月11日 星期六

Hong Kong no longer demand Universal Suffrage

(This is my translation of this Chinese article.)
Since communist China is forever had reservation about adopting the 'Western style' of democracy in Hong Kong, I thereby propose a way to escape from this entrapment: In exchange of we not supporting universal election of Chief Executive, we demand universal election in at least 2/3 of the seats in Legislative Council and cancellation of all appointed seat in District Board while expanding its power to the level of former Urban Council(市政局) by 2012. We are too used to the idea of appointed governor, be it from London or Beijing; and since any policy can't be adopted with the consent of Legislative Council which the majority is universally elected, then there is practically self-autonomy of HKSAR.

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