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2/ "When millions of people took to the street in June, I was still in prison, but when I saw on TV, it was really impressive," he said. For the 23-year-old, having the extradition bill taken off the table was a win, but there are four more demands.pic.twitter.com/yVZsh2TNnz
3/ It included an independent investigation into police misconduct; release of protesters; for Gov to stop calling protests "riots"; and universal suffrage. "HKers would still like the world to know when Beijing imposes the evil law, surrender is not really the option for us"pic.twitter.com/t4q87spZ5M
4/ "We hope to prevent HK from becoming the next Xinjiang and Tibet." His focus now is on combatting the national security law. "I have no hope towards the regime, but still have hope towards the people," he said. "Time is running out in HK, and we might need to fight back."pic.twitter.com/29XncDnP8b
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[Reflect on the past year of protest]
1/ Joshua Wong wasn't among the protesters streaming onto the streets on June 9 last year. He was in jail, serving a two-month sentence for contempt related to his involvement in the Umbrella Movement protests.