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Liberalism in China
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Principles Civil and political rights Due process Economic freedom Environmentalism Equality before the law Freedom of the press Freedom of religion Freedom of speech Popular sovereignty Rule of law Social justice
History Democracy movements 1970s Hong Kong student protests 1989 Tiananmen Square protests 2011 Chinese pro-democracy protests 2014 Hong Kong protests 2019–2020 Hong Kong protests 2022 COVID-19 protests in China Beijing Spring Democracy Wall Hong Kong 1 July marches 1911 Revolution Chinese economic reform New Enlightenment Hundred Flowers Campaign May Fourth Movement New Culture Movement
People Ai Bao Bo Chang (Carsun) Chang (P. C.) Chiang Chow Chu (Anping) Chu (Eddie) Chiang Fan Fang Fei Gu (Su) Gu (Zhun) He Ho (Albert) Ho (Cyd) Ho (Kai) Hsu Hu (Shih) Hu (Yaobang) Lai Laozi Lei Lau (Emily) Lau (Siu-lai) Law Lee Li (Rui) Li (Shenzhi) Li (Yinhe) Liang (early) Liu (Junning) Liu (Xiaobo) Luo Mao Mo Mok Qin (1091) Qin (1953) Sun Tao To Wong Wang (Ruoshui) Wang (Yang) Wen Wu (Chi-wai) Wu (Jinglian) Wu (K. C.) Xiang Xu (Jilin) Xu (Youyu) Xu (Zhangrun) Yang Yeung Yen Zhang (Dongsun) Zhang (Qianfan) Zhang (Weiying) Zhao Zhu Zimmerman
Extant parties Hong Kong (pro-democracy) ADPL April Fifth Action Civic Act-up Community Alliance Democratic Party Labour Party League of Social Democrats Neighbourhood and Worker's Service Centre People Power Professional Commons Socialist Action Hong Kong (centrist) Path of Democracy Third Side Hong Kong (pro-ROC) Hong Kong and Kowloon Trades Union Council Hong Kong (localist) Deliberation Tsuen Wan HK First Land Justice League Proletariat Political Institute Tsuen Wan Community Network Youngspiration Macau New Democratic Macau Association New Hope New Macau Association Republic of China (Taiwan) (groups of pro-Chinese identity) Chinese People's Party Non-Partisan Solidarity Union People First Party
Historical parties China Democratic League (early) Democratic Party (1912) Labor Party of the Republic of China [zh] Hong Kong (pro-democracy) Citizens Party Civic Party Democratic Self-Government Party The Frontier (1996) The Frontier (2010) Hong Kong Affairs Society Hong Kong Chinese Reform Association (early) Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions Hong Kong Socialist Democratic Party Meeting Point Power for Democracy Revolutionary Communist Party of China Revolutionary Marxist League United Democrats Hong Kong (pro-ROC) 123 Democratic Alliance Yuen Long Tin Shui Wai Democratic Alliance Hong Kong (localist) Democratic Progressive Party Demosisto Neo Democrats Team Chu Hoi-dick of New Territories West Tsz Wan Shan Constructive Power Tuen Mun Community Network Victoria Social Association Republic of China (Taiwan) (groups of pro-Chinese identity) China Democracy Party Minkuotang
Banned parties Democracy Party of China New Democracy Party of China Union of Chinese Nationalists
Alliances Pro-democracy camp Hong Kong Macau Pro-Kuomintang camp Hong Kong mainland China Localist camp (Hong Kong) ALLinHK
Organisations Alliance for True Democracy Civil Human Rights Front Group of 190 HKASPDMC Hong Kong Democratic Foundation Next Digital Reform Club of Hong Kong Tiananmen Mothers
Media Current China Times (early) Hong Kong Free Press Yanhuang Chunqiu Former Apple Daily Endeavor Weekly Free China Journal Next Magazine Sharp Daily
Related ideologies Anti-authoritarianism Criticism of neoauthoritarianism Anti-communism Federalism Feminism Liberalism in Hong Kong Local ethnic nationalism Hong Kong Indigenism Localism in Hong Kong Autonomy Movement Independence Progressivism Confucianism Three Principles of the People
Related topics Conservatism in China (opposing) Critics of Confucianism Democracy in China Hong Kong Human rights in China LGBTQ Progressivism in Taiwan Taiwanese nationalism Independence Republic of China independence One China, Many Paths Taoism
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