Nathan Law

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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has said, you abandon the highly controversial extradition bill, which has triggered months of protests.

The Proposal , introduced in April, allows suspects would be extradited to the people's Republic of China.

The Bill was repealed in June, but Ms Lam scrapping stopped short.

Full deduction was one of the five key demands of the demonstrators, who want to full democracy. Some of the rejected Ms Lam move and vowed to protest more.

In a televised address on Wednesday, Ms Lam also further measures, which seemed to be announced, the beneficial effect for agitation.

She Said two high-ranking officials would get to an existing investigation into police behaviour during the protests An independent investigation of alleged Police Brutality against demonstrators, another activist " key requirements.

On Monday, Ms Lam was heard on the leaked audio tapes, to blame yourself for the ignite of Hong Kong to the political crisis, and to say it was unforgivable of her to caused such a huge mess.

The delivery moved account fast criticism after its unveiling in April. Opponents said it would be used to undermine Hong Kong 's legal freedoms and to intimidate and silence critics of Beijing.

Hong Kong is now in the 14 consecutive week of demonstrations, and saw fresh violence between police and activists last weekend.

What to say to Carrie Lam ?

In their pre-recorded message Ms Lam said the government would "formally back The Bill to pull in order to completely dispel public concerns".

She Said the protests were "shocked and saddened the Hong Kong people" and the violence "to push Hong Kong towards a very dangerous situation".

"no matter what the dissatisfaction of the people towards the government or The Society , violence is not the way to solve problems," She Said .

"is Currently the stop the violence is The Top priority the preservation of the laws, and modification of The Rules of The Society . The government is strictly against violence and illegal actions. "

Ms Lam said she and other senior officials from municipalities in Hong Kong would visit and talk to people directly about their concerns.

What was the reaction?

Pro-Beijing Deputy Regina Ip told BBC Chinese that the current movement was a "positive Step Forward ".

"It is not every pacify, but hopefully it would clear any remaining doubt in the minds of some of the peaceful protesters," She Said .

"The protests have been driven by a variety of reasons, including, deep-rooted anger over Hong Kong 's widening wealth gap, housing conditions and of the political system. I Am glad that The Chief executive, said that they would go on to enter The District , the direct dialogue with people from all walks of Life . "

Pro-democracy politicians Wu Chi-Wai, however, Carrie Lam compromises as a "fake".

"We need to stop the brutality of The Police . Otherwise, the protests will Keep Going ," he said.

Before Ms Lam's announcement, the leading pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong said that the withdrawal of The Bill would be "too little, Too Late ".

In a series of tweets he said all the protesters, the demands had to be met.

a Fellow of the pro-democracy activist Nathan Law told the BBC that their campaign would go on.

"The Movement in a movement fighting for autonomy, democracy, and Life , the preservation of our species and the restriction of the superiority of The Police So I think the protest is also said to continue on this Basis," he said.

Amnesty International said that although the withdrawal of The Bill was welcome, for an independent investigation into "unnecessary and excessive use of force by The Police was" necessary," More Than ever".

the protesters want to stop Amnesty for all those arrested, more political reforms and for the officials, describes the protests as riots.

Hong Kong British rule was handed back to China in 1997 after More Than 150 years. It is semi-Autonomous, remained under a "one country, two systems" principle, but some fear China is seeking greater control.

concessions will be enough to stop the protests?

analysis by Stephen McDonell, Bbc News , Hong Kong

By your own time, Hong Kong 's chief executive unforgivable mess created by misgovernment, is the answer to wide public opposition to its proposal.

Finally, it is officially the withdrawal of The Bill .

There was widespread speculation that Carrie Lam does not have The Authority , compliance with this or any of the protesters " demands, because Beijing is really calling the shots.

Yes, It is possible to consider that they already gave The Green light to bill to try to show that Hong Kong is an Autonomous decision-making is still intact.

But the longer it has to be solved debate taken, for the delivery of account -, the broader the claims of the activists have become. Many of the protesters now, they will say don't stop, hold rallies without a truly independent investigation into the Hong Kong police force and the General right to vote in this region.

how is the invoice?

opponents said, allows suspects to be extradited to Mainland China " policy would treatment The City of the independence of judges and risked exposing Hong Kongers to unfair trials and violence.

they also argued The Bill would China be used to give more influence to the Hong Kong and could, to target activists and journalists.

the Opposition far it was widely used from the beginning, with groups from all parts of The Society at an early stage of their criticism.

Several countries also expressed concerns. In response, China's Ministry of foreign Affairs to interfere in China's Internal Affairs is accusing you.

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Source of news: bbc.com