{"id":8031,"date":"2014-09-04T01:23:12","date_gmt":"2014-09-03T15:53:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/chinaworker.info\/?p=8031"},"modified":"2014-09-08T11:39:51","modified_gmt":"2014-09-08T03:39:51","slug":"hong-kong-occupy-central-leaders-comments-cast-doubt-over-occupation-plan","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chinaworker.info\/en\/2014\/09\/04\/8031\/","title":{"rendered":"Hong Kong: Occupy Central leader\u2019s comments cast doubt over occupation plan"},"content":{"rendered":"

After NPC ruling democracy activists are perplexed by Benny Tai Yiu-ting\u2019s comments that the strategic part of struggle \u201cshould end\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n

Socialist Action reporters<\/p>\n

Hong Kong politics have been thrown into turmoil by the ruling of China\u2019s National People\u2019s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee on Sunday, which bars the way to democratic elections in the semi-autonomous territory. Spokesmen for the ruling CCP have threatened to crackdown on \u201cillegal\u201d protests against the ruling\u00a0in Hong Kong, especially targeting the Occupy Central (OC) movement.<\/p>\n

There is massive anger in society against the imposition of fake universal suffrage, under which\u00a0one person one vote is completely negated by the\u00a0strict vetting of\u00a0candidates through\u00a0a regime-controlled nomination committee. This means the stage is set for significant protests including mass walkouts by students, as well as the start of the\u00a0long-discussed occupation of the central business district under the banner of OC.<\/p>\n

\u00a0\u201cPragmatic thinking\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n

Activists have been stunned, however, by comments made in an interview with Bloomberg on 2 September, in which law professor and OC spokesman Benny Tai Yiu-ting appeared to cast doubt over the future of the occupation. Tai said his movement could not change the \u201cpolitical reality\u201d of the NPC\u2019s ruling, stating that\u00a0\u201cthe number of people joining us will not be as big as we expect, because of the very pragmatic thinking of Hong Kong people.\u201d<\/p>\n

Tai\u2019s comments have been seized upon by the pro-government\u00a0media and clearly play into the hands of the CCP and the anti-Occupy camp, who are conducting a hysterical propaganda campaign against the idea of occupation. This was shown in a front-page headline in the South China Morning Post (3 September): \u201cIs this goodbye to Occupy Central?\u201d<\/p>\n

The timing of these remarks is especially unhelpful for activists among university and secondary school students who are mobilising for a week-long school strike starting on 22 September. This is one plank\u00a0of the struggle\u00a0against the NPC decision, which also includes\u00a0discussions to launch\u00a0the\u00a0occupation \u2013 perhaps on 1 October\u00a0\u2013\u00a0a public holiday and the 65th anniversary of the founding of the People\u2019s Republic of China.<\/p>\n

Tai\u2019s claim that the numbers supporting an occupation will now be lower was immediately challenged by others. This understates the huge anger within society\u00a0over\u00a0the NPC ruling and its implications for Hong Kong\u2019s future direction. It also raises the question why Tai\u00a0and the OC leadership insisted on waiting for the NPC ruling, instead of launching the occupation much earlier as Socialist Action (the supporters of the CWI in Hong Kong)\u00a0and many other groups advocated.<\/p>\n

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Benny Tai of Occupy Central.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Deeper problems<\/strong><\/p>\n

The OC movement put out a statement on its website to distance itself from Tai\u2019s comments. Chan Kin-man told the South China Morning Post it was \u201cnot an accurate representation\u201d of the group\u2019s thinking. He said,\u00a0\u201cI have received many emails from moderate people who are angered by the [NPC] decision, saying they are now more determined than ever to join the [occupation] movement.\u201d<\/p>\n

With huge pressure building upon the OC leaders it seems likely\u00a0that an occupation will be launched in some form on 1 October. Tai\u2019s statement\u00a0must be seen as a warning sign however of the lack of resolve and a fighting strategy at the top of the OC campaign. His\u00a0comment that the\u00a0main aim of the occupation was now to achieve \u201ccivil awakening\u201d rather than a \u201cstrategic\u201d battle, suggests he and perhaps other sections of the movement\u2019s leadership want to limit the occupation to a purely symbolic, and perhaps not so long-lasting, protest. This fails to grasp the real mood in Hong Kong, where democratic aspirations\u00a0are already very much\u00a0\u201cawakened\u201d and big sections of the populace are looking for action and a way to struggle for change.<\/p>\n

This incident highlights deeper problems with the approach of the OC leadership and their\u00a0\u2018moderate\u2019\u00a0pan democrat allies. For them, rather than a serious plan for launching mass struggle, the idea of occupation has been used mainly as a threat or \u201cbargaining chip\u201d\u00a0in the belief this would pressure the CCP\u00a0dictatorship to reach a compromise over electoral reform. Leaders of the \u2018moderate\u2019 pan democratic parties, and Tai himself in the past, have made statements to the effect that they hoped there would\u00a0be no\u00a0need to actually launch\u00a0an occupation.<\/p>\n

This is something that Socialist Action have criticised as completely unrealistic. We pointed out that because of the CCP\u2019s fear of a loss of control \u2013 in China and not only in Hong Kong \u2013 only a massive and determined struggle linking up with the Chinese masses was capable of defeating the regime\u00a0and winning democratic rights. An occupation could be used as a springboard for such a movement to be built.<\/p>\n

For a more detailed outline\u00a0of Socialist Action\u2019s position on this struggle see our statement on the NPC ruling.<\/a><\/p>\n

In an incredible admission,\u00a0Tai told\u00a0Bloomberg: \u201cUp to this point, we failed. What we planned is that we use the threat of the action to create the tension\u2026 Beijing refused to back down\u2026 So the strategic part should end. Now the thing we want to achieve is more about the civil awakening.\u201d<\/p>\n

The moderate pan democratic leaders and Tai, by his own account, underestimated what is needed in this struggle against the CCP dictatorship. Beijing’s hardline response has shaken these leaders and produced a crisis of nerves at the top.<\/p>\n

Democratic accountability<\/strong><\/p>\n

By continually delaying the occupation in the hope of a dialogue with the CCP, a lot of opportunities to build the movement have unfortunately been wasted. This has also been a cause of frustration for a growing number of supporters, especially youth. The CCP clearly\u00a0hopes to take advantage of this lack of preparation\u00a0after delivering its resounding \u2018no\u2019 to democracy. Despite a\u00a0lack of fight from sections of the pan democratic leadership, however, Beijing\u2019s hardline stance could still trigger a massive backlash in Hong Kong.<\/p>\n

The hesitations at the top underline another problem in the lack of democratic structures within the democracy movement, whereby in OC\u2019s case an unelected \u2018troika\u2019 of Tai and two others \u2013 anointed\u00a0by the media to be\u00a0representatives of \u00a0the movement \u2013 are those making all the important political and tactical decisions. This is despite the OC movement\u2019s adherence in words to \u201cdeliberative democracy\u201d with a series of meetings and workshops, but where the views of the participants are not actually reflected in the decision-making, especially over key tactical questions such as the timing and nature of the occupation.<\/p>\n

We have seen many other examples in other struggles, and other countries, where a leadership that is not held accountable to the members and grassroots activists can succumb to the pressure of the government and establishment at critical times. In the anti-national education campaign of 2012, also an occupation-style mass protest, the same problem manifested itself. A small leadership group took the decisions without democratic debate and discussion, resulting in the sudden cancellation of the movement \u2013 during the\u00a0night \u2013 after a massive 120,000 demonstration had surrounded the government offices. This was in return for partial concessions from the government, when much more could have been won by continuing and building this movement.<\/p>\n

Socialist Action believes there is an urgent need in the current struggle to convene a General Assembly of all organisations and groups who oppose the NPC decision. This should discuss and decide democratically on the next steps to take, by mapping out a strategy for escalating the mass struggle and identifying what forms of mass civil disobedience are necessary, as well as how to build for this. A bottom-up and genuinely democratic approach\u00a0needs to be adopted\u00a0as a key requirement for\u00a0success in this struggle, rather than relying on a self-appointed group\u00a0or individuals\u00a0to control all decision-making. This should become the new focus, given the serious implications of\u00a0the NPC ruling, in order to fight back against the\u00a0undemocratic sham election model and challenge the one-party dictatorship.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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