- 10 - A A B B (1) C He demanded for Hong Kong independence. He wanted to prove to all Hong Kong people that expressing one’s demand was exercising the freedom of speech, which would not break D C D the law. E E F (2) The NSL was “child’s play” and “mere ornament”, which was F in fact “not worthy of mention” under the Basic Law. G G H (3) Everyone who heard his appeal could participate in every H assembly, street station and procession, so as to spread the I I message of Hong Kong independence among primary schools, secondary schools and universities, so that more J J people would talk about it. K K L (4) The purposes for which he initiated this activity was to avoid being “silenced by the regime” (政權滅聲), to express the M L M demand for Hong Kong independence, and to influence more people before the arrival of the next “revolution of our times”. N O O (5) P N His chanting of the slogan of “independence” would not lead to secession. P Q Q Afterwards, the applicant repeatedly chanted slogans such as “Liberate R S Hong Kong, revolution of our times”, “Hong Kong independence, the only way out”, “Hong Kong independence, ethnic enhancement”, “With the last R S breath, resist till the end”, “No rioters, only tyranny”, “Disband the police T T U U V V