to reflect its change in aim from anti-Occupy Central to anti-Gau wu and anti-Hong Kong independence movement which, according to the Alliance, constituted acts of violence. Its English name remained unchanged. The Alliance subsequently held a third signature campaign from 9 May 2015 to 17 May 2015 to amass support for democracy in Hong Kong and the 2014–15 Hong Kong electoral reform () and to voice opposition to the ongoing filibustering in Hong Kong (). The campaign also encouraged Hong Kong citizens to register as voters (). The alliance claimed that 1.21 million signatures were received. In response to the Hong Kong Legislative Council oath-taking controversy, the Alliance changed its Chinese name again, this time to (literally: "The Anti-Sinophobia and Anti-Hong Kong Independence Alliance") on 24 October 2016, and launched an online petition condemning Youngspiration legislator Yau Wai-ching for her slurs. The alliance claimed 24,000 people signed the petition. References 2014 establishments in Hong Kong History of Hong Kong Protests in Hong Kong Political organisations based in Hong Kong Organizations established in 2014