स्थानीयवादी इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

A campaign called Liberate Yuen Long was mounted on 1 March 2015 by localist groups to protest smuggling and parallel trading.

In the 2016 Legislative Council election, the camp faced a challenge from the new localists who emerged after the Umbrella Revolution and ran under the banner of self-determination or Hong Kong independence.

After the election, some localists joined the pro-democrats' caucus, which rebranded itself as the "pro-democracy camp".

Many of whom, being labelled as "localists", criticised pan-democrats' failing in achieving democracy in the last 30 years.

In the 2016 Legislative Council election, localists with different banners together took away 19 per cent of the vote share from the pan-democrats, in which the traditional pan-democrats secured only 36 per cent, 21 less than the previous election.

In the subsequently postponed Legislative Council election in September 2020, 12 pro-democracy and localist candidates were disqualified by the returning officers for breaching the national security law, including three Civic Party incumbent legislators Alvin Yeung, Kwok Ka-ki and Dennis Kwok, as well as Kenneth Leung.

HK First, a localist party that was initially established in 2013 as a parliamentary group in the LegCo.

Neo Democrats, a breakaway group from the Democratic Party formed in 2010 which carries a moderate localist agenda.

Most Chinese contemporary scholars of Mainland China believe the roots of the localist movement began during the Japanese rule (1895 to 1945), when groups organized to lobby the Imperial Japanese government for greater Taiwanese autonomy and home rule.

The textbook issue was raised in November 2004, when a group of lawmakers, legislative candidates and supporters of the pro-independence Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU) urged the Ministry of Education to publish Taiwan-centric history and geography textbooks for school children as part of the localist campaign.

One phenomenon that has resulted from the localist movement is the advent of Taike subculture, in which young people consciously adopt the wardrobe, language and cuisine to emphasize the uniqueness of popular, grassroots Taiwanese culture, which in previous times had often been seen as provincial and backwards by the mainstream.

In April 2002, the Communist Party of China (CPC) noted both active efforts on the part of Taiwan to push ahead its localist policy and intensified United States-Taiwan military cooperation.