Micronational reactions to the 2019 Hong Kong protests
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| United Kingdom | |
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| United States of America | |
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| Canada | |
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| Japan | |
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| Annexation of Crimea | 2014 |
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| Hong Kong protests | 2019 |
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| Belarusian Protests | 2020 |
| Nagorno-Karabakh conflict | 2020 |
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This is a list of the following micronations / micronationalists' public reactions to the 2019 Hong Kong extradition protests, expressing support to the protesters or the Government of Hong Kong.
Reactions
Support for the Government of Hong Kong
Paloma - The State sees the People's Republic of China as the legitimate force of Hong Kong and Macau. The president of Paloma calls this uprising a "daring attempt at a miny coup" which he says is because the Chinese government will just repeat the Tiananmen square massacre but possibly on a larger scale.- Socialist Republic Of Atlantica - The Republic believes that the PRC is the legitimate owner of Hong Kong, and that the British stole Hong Kong from the Qing Dynasty.
Thuringian Council Republic (TCR) and the Communist Party of Thuringia (KPT) view the Hong Kong protests as a manifestation of Western interference in China's internal affairs. They argue that the protests were driven by foreign influence, particularly from the United States and other Western powers, seeking to destabilize China and undermine its sovereignty. The KPT and TCR support the actions of the Chinese government in restoring order, asserting that maintaining national unity and resisting external imperialist forces are vital for the defense of socialism. They frame the protests as a challenge to socialist governance and express solidarity with China's efforts to secure stability in Hong Kong.
Support for the protesters
Grand Republic of Cycoldia - The Grand Republic of Cycoldia states that Hong Kong should be given to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, as well the Grand Republic of Cycoldia recognises Taiwan (Republic of China) as the legitimate government of China, and the PRC as a pretender government.
Commonwealth of Essexia - Essexia supports the Hong Kong protesters against the rule of China. This is as the position of the Emperor, along with opposition parties, is to fully support their fight for democracy whether that future is in China or not. However, the official party position of the ruling party in Essexia is neutrality on macronational events- Founder Swena, but not on behalf of Theodia. Support has taken the form of numerous small comments on social media.
Principality of Caudonia supports the Hong Kong protesters against the rule of China.- United Royal Republics of Jockromasa - The Royal Republics of Jockromasa fully support the Hong-Kong protests and even believes that Hong-Kong should be a free nation.
- Prime Minister Ewing of Fishing Trail "Let Hong Kong be."
Suverska - Suverska established their support for the protestors.
Georgienstine Raphaël Olivier I, President of Georgienstine announced his support for the protesters but he urged them not to use violent tactics.
The Templar Kingdom fully supports Hong Kong's right for self-determination. This was promised under the return of Hong Kong by the UK to China. Anything less is treason.
The Kingdom of Hilltop is staunchly anti-communist and supports the return of Hong Kong to Britain.
The Autonomous City of New Victoria has stated it's support for Pro-Democracy Protests. It supports Hong Kong self-determination and the democracy promised after the handover. It has called the laws passed by the Government of Hong Kong "tyrannical, undemocratic and against freedom."
Other
- Leon Montan believes that the extradition bill was justified as it ends murderers being able to go free due to a legal loophole, but Hong Kong should be more autonomous, if not independent.
- Xindapist People's Commonwealth beleves that hong kong was stolen by the uk but prc is wrong