Former Chief Secretary Anson Chan expressed disappointment at Britain's silence on the matter and urged Britain to assert its legal and moral responsibility towards Hong Kong and not just think about trade opportunities. Chan dismissed China's accusation of foreign interference, saying: "Nobody from outside could possibly stir up this sort of depth of anger and frustration."[294] Former Legco president Rita Fan said "to support the movement, some protesters background have resources that are supported by foreign forces using young people for a cause. To pursue democracy that effects other people's livelihood is a form of democratic dictatorship."[295]
Director of Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor, Law Yuk-kai, was dissatisfied with the unnecessary violence by the police. He said students only broke into the Civic Square to sit-in peacefully with no intentions of destroying government premises.[296] He questioned the mobilisation of riot police while protesters staged no conflict. Also, the overuse of batons was underestimated by the police because the weapon could severely harm protesters.[296] Legislative Council Chairman Jasper Tsang Yok-sing has disagreed that the police were excessively violent, saying they would not misuse pepper spray.[297] and contrary to the claims of other pro-establishment members, Tsang sees little evidence of "foreign forces" at play.[298] Member of Legislative Council Albert Ho of Democratic Party said, "[Attack on protesters] was one of the tactics used by the communists in mainland China from time to time. They use triads or pro-government mobs to try to attack you so the government will not have to assume responsibility.
อดีตเลขาธิการ Anson จันทร์แสดงความผิดหวังในความเงียบของสหราชอาณาจักรในเรื่อง และเรียกร้องให้ราชอาณาจักรยืนยันรูปของกฎหมาย และจริยธรรมความรับผิดชอบต่อ Hong Kong และคิดว่า ไม่ได้เป็นเพียงเกี่ยวกับโอกาสทางการค้า จันทร์ยกเลิกข้อกล่าวหาของจีนของต่างประเทศ กล่าวว่า: "ใครจากภายนอกไม่อาจปลุกปั่นจัดเรียงของความลึกของความโกรธและแห้วได้" [294] Legco อดีตประธานแฟนริต้ากล่าวว่า "เพื่อสนับสนุนการเคลื่อนไหว ประท้วงบางพื้นมีทรัพยากรที่สนับสนุน โดยกองกำลังต่างชาติที่ใช้คนหนุ่มสาวสาเหตุ ไล่ประชาธิปไตยที่ลักษณะการดำรงชีวิตของคนอื่นเป็นรูปแบบของเผด็จการประชาธิปไตย" [295]Director of Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor, Law Yuk-kai, was dissatisfied with the unnecessary violence by the police. He said students only broke into the Civic Square to sit-in peacefully with no intentions of destroying government premises.[296] He questioned the mobilisation of riot police while protesters staged no conflict. Also, the overuse of batons was underestimated by the police because the weapon could severely harm protesters.[296] Legislative Council Chairman Jasper Tsang Yok-sing has disagreed that the police were excessively violent, saying they would not misuse pepper spray.[297] and contrary to the claims of other pro-establishment members, Tsang sees little evidence of "foreign forces" at play.[298] Member of Legislative Council Albert Ho of Democratic Party said, "[Attack on protesters] was one of the tactics used by the communists in mainland China from time to time. They use triads or pro-government mobs to try to attack you so the government will not have to assume responsibility.
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