What the World Can Learn from Hong Kong

Explore a comprehensive analysis of Hong Kong's protest movement in this 91-minute conference talk from the 36th Chaos Communication Congress. Delve into the unique tactics, innovative use of technology, and adaptive strategies employed by Hong Kong protesters since June. Gain insights from anonymous interviews with diverse participants, including frontline activists, middle-class supporters, and left-wing organizers. Examine the practical realities on the ground, moving beyond simplified international reporting to understand the complex political situation. Discover how protesters maintain anonymity, rapidly disseminate information, and employ "be water" techniques to sustain their movement against overwhelming odds. Learn about the policy of radical unanimity and its role in maintaining unity. Understand how these strategies have enabled Hong Kongers to persist in their struggle for months, offering valuable lessons for social movements worldwide.

36C3 - What the World can learn from Hongkong