The Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute (HKPORI) officially announced on July 27, that from July onward, it will stop releasing the results of 10 surveys to the public and will keep them for internal reference only. Among the 10 are the June 4 incident, the popularity of the disciplinary forces, the identity of Hong Kong people, and the like.
According to the HKPORI website, starting from July, the results of 10 polls will not be made public. The polls involved are: “popularity of Executive Council members,” “popularity of Legislative Council members,” “popularity of political organizations,” “popularity of political figures on both sides of the Taiwan Strait,” “nationality and ethnicity issues,” “ethnic identity,” “June 4th Incident,” “Anniversary on the handover of sovereignty,” ”popularity of the disciplinary forces,“ and ”global awareness.”
