We are continuing our coverage of what is arguably Hong Kong's biggest protest movement since the 1960’s. When totalitarian governments face unrest: they tend to claim that it does not stem from local dissatisfaction but from foreign interference. Well, that claim has been made by some officials both in Hong Kong and in Beijing about the Umbrella Movement, although any actual evidence of this has yet to be provided. But it is not only local Hong Kong Chinese who have a stake and an interest in how democracy develops here. In part two we’ll be talking to overseas news media professionals who have been in town to report on the movement. But first, over the past month we have been following international academics and students, who were both observing and taking part in the events on the streets.