sentences:  During an interview with the reporters of "Echo", official newspaper published by the Province, Kwong stated an universal suffrage would not be "panacea", numerous social issues in Hong Kong would still exist even after its implementation.He also voiced objection to civil disobedience as a means to strive for democracy in Hong Kong and expressed his reservation about Occupy Central movement in the same interview.In a homily he gave to the faithful in St. Paul's Church on 6 July 2014, Paul Kwong ridiculed the 511 protesters who were arrested during a sit-in protest following the annual July 1 rally, suggesting they should "bring along their Filipino maids to the march".