Hong Kong’s New Security Law: The Hong Kong and China Dispute Explained - TLDR News.

The video discusses Hong Kong's new national security law imposed by China, its historical context, and the political tensions leading up to it. It covers the legislative structure of Hong Kong, the demands of pro-democracy protests, and the implications of the law on Hong Kong's autonomy. The UK's response, offering visas to Hong Kong citizens, and the international reaction are also highlighted.

What event in 2019 triggered the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong?

• A natural disaster

• A change in currency

• Introduction of a new education policy

• Introduction of the Fugitive Offenders Bill

What was the 'one country, two systems' framework supposed to guarantee for Hong Kong?

• A new national anthem

• Complete independence from China

• A separate military force

• Its own capitalist system and legal rights

How did China alter the legislative council's structure in 1998?

• Increased geographical constituencies

• Introduced a new currency

• Reduced geographical constituencies and restricted voting

• Allowed universal suffrage

What was a significant change in China's policy under Xi Jinping's leadership?

• Increased economic aid to Hong Kong

• Withdrawal from international treaties

• Introduction of a new language policy

• A more interventionist approach

What was the international response from the UK to the national security law?

• Offering visas to Hong Kong citizens

• Imposing trade sanctions

• Sending military aid

• Building a new embassy