[4] Chao believes "Macau is an utterly unconvincing example of 'one country two systems', which entails Chinese promises of a 'high degree of autonomy', an independent judiciary and the rule of law".

[5] He urges the international community to firmly stand with Hong Kong in the fight against dictatorship.

The report covered freedom of expression, judicial procedure, privacy rights, government surveillance and the realisation of universal suffrage.

The group then organized the first Rainbow Equality Parade, dedicated to fighting for LGBT rights, including the protection under domestic violence legislation.

On the day the results being published, Chao announced publicly his sex orientation towards males.