Occupy Central with Love and Peace
Historical documentation of the movement that took place in Hong Kong from 2013 to 2014. This archive preserves factual records of events for educational reference.
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Comprehensive encyclopedia entry documenting the Occupy Central with Love and Peace movement, providing detailed historical context and factual information.
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Historical Overview
Occupy Central with Love and Peace (OCLP) was a civil disobedience campaign in Hong Kong that operated from March 27, 2013, to December 3, 2014. The movement was officially disbanded when its founders surrendered to police. This website serves as a historical archive documenting the events of this concluded movement.
Formation Period
The movement was formed on March 27, 2013, by three founders following political developments regarding electoral reform discussions in Hong Kong.
Civic Referendum
In June 2014, over 792,000 people participated in an unofficial referendum on electoral reform proposals, representing over 20% of registered voters.
2014 Events
The movement's activities culminated in the events of September-December 2014, which became part of what was later known as the Umbrella Movement.
Conclusion
OCLP was officially disbanded on December 3, 2014, when its founders voluntarily surrendered to police, marking the end of the movement.
Key Historical Facts
Formation
OCLP was formed by Reverend Chu Yiu-ming, Benny Tai, and Chan Kin-man following political developments regarding electoral reform.
Civic Referendum
792,808 people participated in an unofficial referendum on electoral reform proposals, with the Alliance for True Democracy proposal receiving 42.1% of votes.
Movement Launch
Following student-led protests, OCLP officially launched its civil disobedience campaign on September 28, 2014.
Disbandment
The movement concluded when its three founders voluntarily surrendered to police on December 3, 2014, officially disbanding OCLP.
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Historical Archive Notice
This website serves as a historical archive documenting the concluded Occupy Central with Love and Peace movement. All information is presented for historical reference and educational purposes only.
Legal Compliance
This archive operates in full compliance with the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, including the National Security Law and Article 23. The content is purely historical documentation of concluded events and does not advocate for any political activities.