{"id":16335,"date":"2017-11-27T22:05:26","date_gmt":"2017-11-27T14:05:26","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/chinaworker.info\/?p=16335"},"modified":"2017-11-30T18:45:25","modified_gmt":"2017-11-30T10:45:25","slug":"hong-kong-only-mass-struggle-can-defeat-repression","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chinaworker.info\/en\/2017\/11\/27\/16335\/","title":{"rendered":"Hong Kong: Only mass struggle can defeat repression"},"content":{"rendered":"

A week hardly passes without the Chinese dictatorship stepping up its pressure on Hong Kong<\/strong><\/p>\n

Editorial from Socialist magazine (Journal of the CWI \/ Socialist Action)<\/p>\n

Beijing is pushing for greater political control and to quell Hong Kong\u2019s culture of mass democracy protests. Most recently it has been cranking up the volume with calls for Article 23, a national security law that would criminalise opposition to the Communist Party (CCP) regime.<\/p>\n

Independence<\/strong><\/p>\n

Growing pro-independence sentiment among young people in Hong Kong has rattled the regime. Repression inevitably creates a backlash, but the dictatorship doesn\u2019t learn and believes force and intimidation are the solutions to its problems.<\/p>\n

Support for Hong Kong independence has only gained mass support in the past three or so years \u2013 as a direct result of Beijing\u2019s heavier hand: mass frustration after the failure of the 2014 Umbrella protests, and the authoritarianism of former Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying. Not for nothing did Leung become known as the \u201cfather of Hong Kong independence\u201d.<\/p>\n

It is said that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. The dictatorship\u2019s answer is to crack down harder. Its henchmen in Hong Kong, like Leung and his successor Carrie Lam, have ejected the pro-independence localists from the Legco and persecuted many activists, driving some into exile. This then became the template for a wider attack on the democracy movement.<\/p>\n

Because the localists had no real idea of how to mobilise, to organise a serious political struggle, and were handicapped by a right-wing and racist ideology, they proved a very easy target for Beijing to suppress. The organisational collapse of localism however did not mean the end of pro-independence ideas. On the contrary, among youth in particular, anti-China sentiment is becoming even stronger. Who can be surprised by this?<\/p>\n

National Anthem Law<\/strong><\/p>\n

The government\u2019s response is to \u2018rinse and repeat\u2019 \u2013 more repression, more threats.\u2008On 1 October, China\u2019s pseudo-parliament, the NPC, passed a new National Anthem Law imposing stiff sentences on acts of \u2018disrespect\u2019 \u2013 up to three years in prison. The law will be copied onto Hong Kong\u2019s statute books just as soon as the NPC\u2008can amend the Basic Law.<\/p>\n

The right-wing pro-Beijing establishment \u2013 politicians who have openly called for pro-independence advocates to be \u201ckilled like pigs and dogs\u201d \u2013 want the law imposed retroactively. This is so that old \u201coffences\u201d, mostly cases of Hong Kong football fans booing the Chinese anthem at games, can be filmed enabling police and prosecutors to press charges under the new law when it is introduced. More police and undercover police agents are being sent to the Hong Kong team\u2019s matches to record these \u201ccriminal\u201d acts.<\/p>\n

This is a monstrous waste of public money and police resources. At the same time real crime involving the theft of billions and the manipulation of government contracts to enrich a corrupt elite at the public\u2019s expense are going unpunished.<\/p>\n

Test ground\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

With Xi Jinping\u2019s control within the Chinese regime now apparently cemented, Beijing is in triumphant mood \u2013 to the point of hubris. The economy, we are told, has \u2018stabilised\u2019 and China\u2019s global political influence is expanding. Hong Kong has therefore become a test ground for Xi\u2019s regime, which represents China\u2019s billionaire elite, to demonstrate its resurgent power.<\/p>\n

The current raft of undemocratic measures aims to break the democracy movement in Hong Kong by attacking its more struggle-orientated and radical sections such as \u2018Long Hair\u2019 and the League of Social Democrats (LSD), while pressuring the moderate pan-democrats to kowtow \u2013 to accept that full democracy is \u2018non negotiable\u2019 and further distance themselves from mass protests.<\/p>\n

The pan-democratic leaders have been a major brake on the democracy struggle with their blind insistence on reaching a compromise with an uncompromising regime. They fear mass struggle and take part in democracy protests mainly to hold back the movement and prevent \u2018radicals\u2019 from gaining a bigger foothold.<\/p>\n

But even those pan-democrats who want to call off the struggle and accept Beijing\u2019s terms, understand that this would lose them all support among the masses. These pressures can come to a head in the next period with the regime\u2019s renewed drive for Article 23.<\/p>\n

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Article 23<\/strong><\/p>\n

A succession of mainland officials and pro-Beijing politicians have joined the chorus calling for Carrie Lam\u2019s government to relaunch Article 23, which was spectacularly defeated in 2003 due to massive public opposition. Rao Geping of Beijing\u2019s Basic Law Committee recently said moving ahead with this legislation was a \u201cmatter of urgency\u201d.<\/p>\n

Lam\u2019s public comments show she is less than enthusiastic, insisting she will bring in Article 23 legislation when a \u201csuitable social atmosphere\u201d exists. She is mindful of Hong Kong\u2019s history, the explosive movement of 2003, even if Beijing is dismissive of such \u2018details\u2019. That movement ended the career of her predecessor Tung Chee-hwa.<\/p>\n

Explaining Lam\u2019s hesitations, South China Morning Post columnist Alex Lo said that pushing for Article 23 could trigger \u201ca political conflagration that would make the [2014] Occupy protests look like child\u2019s play.\u201d<\/p>\n

As Beijing pushes for more repressive measures the pan-democratic leaders are forced to offer verbal opposition while offering no lead, no strategy, and no programme to fight back and defeat these unprecedented attacks on democratic rights.<\/p>\n

On 20 August, when 140,000 people turned out to protest the jailing of 16 young activists, the moderate pan-democrats were forced to join the march \u2013 but they had not called it. This huge march was initiated by four smaller and more radical groups including the LSD and Northeast New Territories land activists. This example shows how a mass movement can quickly improvise new organisations and a new leadership, in the heat of events. What is most needed is a clear idea of what to do.<\/p>\n

It was similar in 2014, when the Umbrella mass occupations broke out from below, initially by youth and students ignoring the \u2018leaders\u2019 such as the Occupy\u2008Central campaign, who wanted to postpone and limit the struggle. Occupy Central was set up by moderates and liberal intellectuals close to the pan-democratic leaders to give them control and cut across more radical alternatives. Occupy Central leaders refused to support the student strikes and protests, which were what sparked the Umbrella movement.<\/p>\n

In order for the democracy movement to reorganise and effectively resist Beijing\u2019s attacks it must take stock of these lessons. There is no shortage of fighting spirit among Hong Kong people for this struggle. But a fighting leadership is needed that can offer a clear strategy, rather than continually demobilising and lowering expectations.<\/p>\n

The pan-democratic leaders, with their attachment to capitalism, a system that needs the Chinese dictatorship and blocks any attempts to \u2018destabilise\u2019 its power, reject such a fighting approach. They always opt for \u2018compromise\u2019 as opposed to struggle.<\/p>\n

A new democratically-controlled movement is needed, based on the working class and appealing to the masses in\u2008China \u2013 whose discontent is growing \u2013 to make common cause against the dictatorship.<\/p>\n

A mass workers\u2019 party, attracting the fighting layers of the democracy struggle to its side, could link this to the struggle against slave-like work hours, low-pay and dead-end jobs, for affordable housing and more investment in public services such as healthcare and education.<\/p>\n

The same undemocratic elite \u2013 the capitalist tycoons and CCP officials \u2013 are what blocks any solutions to all these problems. Socialist policies, linked to immediate and full democracy, are the way to win.<\/p>\n

Repression timeline<\/h4>\n

September 2016<\/strong> Pro-government parties suffer worst election outcome in two decades. More radicals elected to Legco. Three localists elected for the first time.<\/p>\n

October 2016<\/strong> First two legislators disqualified under new \u201csincere oaths\u201d ruling.<\/p>\n

July 2017<\/strong> Carrie Lam sworn in with talk of \u201creconciliation\u201d.<\/p>\n

July 2017<\/strong> Four more legislators ejected from the Legco, including \u2018Long Hair\u2019 Leung Kwok-hung of LSD.<\/p>\n

July 2017<\/strong> Government unveils colocation plan for high-speed railway \u2013 mainland police to operate in Hong Kong.<\/p>\n

August 2017<\/strong> Two retrials of \u2018umbrella\u2019 and land rights activists send sixteen to prison for terms of 6 to 13 months, overturning lighter sentences that have already been served.<\/p>\n

August 2017<\/strong> Mass demo of 140,000 people against the jailings and the government\u2019s manipulation of the courts.<\/p>\n

October 2017<\/strong> National Anthem Law passed in NPC. To be introduced in Hong Kong.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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