The Honk Kong Protests

The Honk Kong Protests

Who?What?Why?Where?When?How?
The Honk Kong citizen They are protestingBecause they are protesting for freedom.The Honk KongIt’s happening now.They make signs, speeches, etc.

Hong Kong Protests Explained

Tiananmen Square

What’s at stake for China

Summary

The expatriation bill which triggered the first protest started in April. It would have allowed for criminal suspects to go to mainland China under certain circumstances.

Opponents said this risked exposing Hongkongers to unfair trials and violent treatment. They also argued the bill would give China greater influence over Hong Kong and could be used to target activists and journalists.

Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets. After weeks of protests, leader Carrie Lam eventually said the bill would be suspended indefinitely.

Until 1997, Hong Kong was ruled by Britain as a colony but then returned to China. Under the one country, two systems arrangement, it has some autonomy, and its people more rights.

The bill was withdrawn in September but demonstrations continue and now demand full democracy and an inquiry into police actions.

Clashes between police and activists have become increasingly violent, with police firing live bullets and protesters attacking officers and throwing petrol bombs.

Protesters feared the bill could be revived, so demonstrations continued, calling for it to be withdrawn completely.

By then clashes between police and protesters had become more frequent and violent.

In September, the bill was finally withdrawn, but protesters said it was too little, too late.

On 1 October, while China was celebrating 70 years of Communist Party rule, Hong Kong experienced the most violent and chaotic days.

How Are Newspapers Made?

How Are Newspapers Made?

Step By Step

  1. The wood fiber is separated in a process called refining where two plates of metal crush the wood and release its fibers.
  1. Fibers are separated by stirring old newspapers together with old magazines in a Pulper, a mixing tank.
  1. The printing ink found in recycled fibers inside the Pulper are removed in a process called De-inking where air bubbles are blown through the liquid pulp and allow the ink to stick to the clay that comes from the magazine papers. These clay particles stick to the air bubbles and float off  the recycling pulp in the de-inking tank. Sometimes Wash De-inking process is used to separate the printing ink from recycled fibers.
  1. The pulp passes along a web in the paper machine, going through a wet section, then a press section, and finally through a drying section.
  1. Finally, the paper is rolled up on huge reels and cut to the sizes ordered by publishers.

Extinction Rebellion Holds Worldwide Protests

Extinction Rebellion Holds Worldwide Protests
On October 7 2019 to October 8 2019. A group called Extinction Rebellion protested the climate. Extinction Rebellion, began in the UK less than a year ago. And it has grown very fast since then, as thousands of people around the world have joined the group, looking for a way to pressure governments to take action on the climate emergency. Also the government wants to bring its climate pollution to 0 by 2025, and create a group of people who aren’t politicians to help the government decisions on the climate. Worldwide, hundreds of people were arrested. Extinction Rebellion actually wants it’s members to get arrested. That’s because during their trials, climate protesters are allowed to explain why they were protesting. It’s another way to spread their message that climate action is needed now. For some people, Extinction Rebellion’s protests are annoying. Even some who agree with the group’s goals may find Extinction Rebellion’s methods unpleasant.
My opinion: I believe that Extinction Rebellion’s is a good way to protest. It’s because the government will listen to the people. And I think it a right way to protest. 

Debate in my class

SLUMS SHOULD BE DESTROYED and replaced with proper housing. Richard

Person 1: I don’t believe that slums should be destroyed and replaced with proper housing because what happens when you destroy slum people living in the slum will be homeless and then they will protest which cause more problems.

Person 2: I believe slums shouldn’t be destroyed just for wealthy humans to build their house. When people destroy slums, homeless people living their could’ve easily die and even if they didn’t, they could cause serious injury.

Person 3: I believe that slums shouldn’t be destroyed and replaced with proper housing because the people living in slums should have the right to have a shelter and if slums are destroyed where are all the people living in slums go?I disagree with that statement, because then the slum dwellers will not have a place to live. They will not be able to survive, and charities won’t be enough.

Polar Bears Search For Sea Ice – A Moment in Time

I have been swimming for 4 days and still no sign of ice. The water was freezing, but calm. I was dreadful hungry and tired. Suddenly after days and days of swimming I saw something white I quickly swam to the white thing that appears to be land. But when I finally swam there it was only some other bears looking for sea ice. By the way, I forgot to introduce myself. Hi my name is Mr Halcyonfoot, I am a 7 years old polar bear and I love to swim and walk. OK that get back to the story, anyway when I meet other bears I ask them, hey what are you guys doing even those I know. One of them answers we are trying to find sea ice and I ask them if I can join the search. They said sure why not? After we are all searching sea ice together as a team. By the way, one of the  bears is called SeaAitchEeEnJee which is a very long and weird name. The other bears name is Mathilde Greybeard. After hours and hours of searching we didn’t find any sea ice so we keep on searching for it. And final we found something that looks like sea ice so we ran and when we got there we have found it!! So we start settling down on the comfortable ice and we live there for our rest of our life.

Manshiet Slum

What is a Slum

A slum is a highly populated urban residential area consisting mostly of closely packed

Health In Manshiet Slum

People living in a Slum has poor health. They don’t have proper cloth, food, education, ect, but they have a happy life with their family.

When does slum become common 

Slums became common in the 18th to late 20th centuries in the United States and Europe.Slums are still predominantly found in urban regions of developing countries, but are also still found in developed economies.

Where is the Manshiet Slum

It’s located in Cairo, Egypt.

City Facts

  • It covers 5.54 square kilometers, home to 262,050 people in the 2006 census, up from 168,425 in 1996 census.
  • It is famous for the Garbage City.

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Blood Diamond

What are blood diamonds?

Blood diamonds are diamonds mined in a war zone and entering the mainstream rough diamond market 

What is another name for blood diamonds?

Another name for blood diamonds is Conflict diamonds.

Why are blood diamonds bad?

Blood diamonds are bad because they harm the worker and they cause death.

History

Reports estimated that as much as 21% of the total diamond production in the 1980s was being sold for illegal purposes and 19% was specifically conflict in nature. By 1999, the illegal diamond trade was estimated by the World Diamond Council to have been reduced to 4% of the world’s diamond production.The World Diamond Council reported that by 2004 this percentage had fallen to approximately 1% and up to today the World Diamond Council refers to this illegal trade to be virtually eliminated, meaning that more than 99% of diamonds being sold have a legal background.

What are the difference between blood diamond then diamonds

Blood diamond are diamond that are digged by people like slaves but if the person steal a diamond it will get killed. But diamond are digged by machine and it will not kill anyone.

What is The Kimberley Process

The Kimberley Process is a joint government, to prevent blood diamonds from entering the mainstream rough diamond market by United Nations General Assembly Resolution following recommendations in the Fowler Report.

How Blood Diamonds are Smuggled

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Tom Kummer

Who is Tom Kummer

Tom Kummer is a journalist who published large celebrity profiles in Germany and Switzerland.

What made him a disgraced journalists

His primary publisher, Suddeutsche Zeitung issued a public apology for running Kummer’s stories, calling them “a betrayal of monumental proportions”.

Reasons why journalists turn into a disgraced journalists

  • Kill someone
  • Hack system
  • Copy idea
  • Use fake information
  • Use fake image

Thomas Alva Edison

Who was Thomas Edison

Thomas Edison was an American inventor and businessman who has been described as America’s greatest inventor. He was born in February 11, 1847 Milan, Ohio, U.S and died in October 18, 1931 (aged 84) West Orange, New Jersey, U.S. He was burial at Thomas Edison National Historical Park.

Early life

Thomas Edison was the youngest of seven children in his family. Thomas Edison has hearing difficulties in both ears as a child and nearly deaf as an adult. In 1854, Edison’s family moved to Port Huron, Michigan, where he attended public school for a total of 12 weeks. He was deemed “difficult” by his teacher. 

Thomas Edison Major Accomplishments

Thomas Edison was a he developed one of the earliest practical stock ticker machines,the quadruplex telegraph, the first commercially practical incandescent light bulb,etc.

Family life

He got married to Mary Stilwell on December 25, 1871, and later married Mina Miller on February 24, 1886. His children names are Madeleine Edison, Theodore Miller Edison, and Charles Edison.

Where did Thomas Edison Died?

Thomas Alva Edison, died in West Orange, New Jersey, at the age of 84.

Conclusion

Thomas Edison was a great inventor, he was had created things that help the future. Without him we will be less invention. 

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