The Liberal Party's Michael Lee calls for the '2-week' rule to be shortened and 'live-in' rule to be maintained.

Michael Lee on the '2-week' & 'Live-in' Rules

Pasha from Socialist Action Speaks About Gov't Inaction on Helper Rules

Yentl, a local activist from Yau Ma Tei's Tak Cheong Lane, speaks about the Erwiana torture case. http://www.hkhelperscampaign.com

Yentl, a local activist from Yau Ma Tei's Tak Cheong Lane

http://hongwrong.com/benny-tai Hong Wrong speaks to 'Occupy Central with Love & Peace' organiser Benny Tai Yiu-ting, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Hong Kong

Unrelated to the 'Occupy Wall St', Hong Kong's new Occupy movement is a proposal by pro-democracy activists to take over the central business district as a non-violent 'last resort' measure to demand one-person-one-vote. The idea was popularised last year after leaders in Beijing stated that any future HK leader must pledge to 'love both the country and Hong Kong'. By March 2014, China had ruled out full democracy stating that citizens will not be able to choose candidates.

HongWrong.com - Interview with Benny Tai, 'Occupy Central' Organiser

http://hongwrong.com/shane-claibourne Interview with Christian activist Shane Claibourne, during his visit to Hong Kong.

HongWrong.com - Interview with Shane Claiborne, Christian activist

http://www.hongwrong.com/patrick-ko-supports-massacre Patrick Ko, of Voice of Loving Hong Kong, said he knew many Hong Kongers will disagree but the Chinese government had "no better methods" when the army were sent into Tiananmen Square on June 4th, 1989

HongWrong.com - Patrick Ko of Voice of Loving Hong Kong

Earl Bagley / Steve Austin Conway - undercover audio See http://hongwrong.com/steve-austin-conway/

HongWrong.com - Steve Austin Conway (Earl Bagley) Undercover Audio

Democracy icon Anson Chan talks to 'Hong Kong Today' on RTHK Radio 3 about the city's democratic development and Britain's role.

Anson Chan on RTHK Speaking About Britain, Occupy Central & the White Paper on HK

http://www.hongwrong.com/anti-occupy-central

A video produced by the pro-government Silent Majority group predicts total chaos in Hong Kong should a planned pro-democracy sit-in take place. The four-minute video entitled 'They Can Kill This City' depicts territory-wide traffic jams, fires, automatic weapons and people dying of strokes and heart attacks as a result of the Occupy Central with Love and Peace campaign...

Robert Chow speaks on RTHK about his 'Silent Majority' group

In this week's Under the Covers, Editor-in-Chief of Hong Kong Free Press Tom Grundy chats with guest host Mike Rowse on the future of the media, HKU saga and many other pressing issues of the week. 

T.Grundy