Issue Definition. SEVERITY 1 - Issue that impacts Licensee's application development schedule, or an End-User's production capability. A high severity issue is an error that causes a major feature of Licensee `s product to be unusable or causes irreparable loss of data and no recovery or work-arounds are available. - SEVERITY 3 -Enhancements or defects that am targeted for updates, but do not result in the loss of functionality in a major feature.
Issue Definition. Parties involved must endeavor to identify the full range of factors that resulted in violent conflict.204 This in and of itself is an immense undertaking, but to start, the root cause of the protests is the principle of “one country, two systems” that is embedded into Hong Kong’s basic law and set to expire in 2047.205 Once the 199 Xxxxx Xx-Xxxxxx, Opinion, The Dangers of Digital Activism, N.Y. TIMES (Sep. 16, 2018), xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/2018/09/16/opinion/politics/the- dangers-of-digital-activism.html. 200 Id. 201 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx et al., Leaderless rebellion: how social media enables global protests, THE FINANCIAL TIMES (Oct. 25, 2019), xxxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/content/19dc5dfe-f67b-11e9-a79c-bc9acae3b654. 202 Id.
Issue Definition o SEVERITY 2 -- Issue that results when a major feature is operational but unstable or unreliable. Such error would not stop development. o SEVERITY 3 -- Enhancements or defects that are targeted for updates, but do not result in the loss of functionality in a major feature.
Issue Definition. Parties involved must endeavor to identify the full range of factors that resulted in violent conflict.204 This in and of itself is an immense undertaking, but to start, the root cause of the protests is the principle of “one country, two systems” that is embedded into Hong Kong’s basic law and set to expire in 2047.205 Once the basic law expires, Hong Kong would be formally integrated into China’s political regime, which may seem to some Hong Kongers as dis- solving any ambitious aims and dreams of more expansive demo- cratic reforms including universal suffrage.206 Universal suffrage aside, Hong Kongers may also fear losing nearly democratic free- doms as seen in the Xinjiang re-education camps.207 Under an offi- cial policy of curbing terrorism and separatism, the Chinese government arrests Uighur individuals and detains them in camps to provide instruction against such thinking and behavior.208 Hong Kongers may fear that they will suffer a similar fate as that of the Uighurs in Xinjiang if they do not resist. Thus, intervenors and mediators cannot be myopic and address only the recent conflict or precipitating incident, otherwise they may miss the heart of the is- sue and leave the aggrieved communities embittered.209 Moreover, defining the issues facilitates problem-solving by clarifying whether those issues can be resolved and if so, what means are necessary to achieve those ends.210 Throughout the mediation, the UN Secretary-General would take an active role engaging the parties and encouraging dialogue while also presenting possible solutions. The possible solutions should be the result of issues that have been identified before the parties and agreed upon by the parties to be the issues. Regarding the conflict in Hong Kong, there are two apparent issues—the inci- dents of police brutality sparking violent protests and the issue of Hong Kong’s political status after 2047—but the mediation process may be forced to address additional issues as time progresses and in light of new developments. For example, since the emergence of the coronavirus in late 2019, Hong Kongers’ distrust of their local 204 DIVIDED COMMUNITY PROJECT, supra note 8, at 22. 205 Xxxxx, supra note 2. 206 Id. 207 Data leak reveals how China ‘brainwashes’ Uighurs in prison camps, BBC NEWS (Nov. 24, 2019), xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/news/world-asia-china-50511063. 208 Xxxxxx Xxxxx, How China Tracked Detainees and Their Families, N.Y. TIMES (Feb. 17, 2020), xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/2020/02/17...
