Hong Kong LegCo's Ip Supports Extradition Bill

The transcript discusses the concerns surrounding Hong Kong's legal system and its relationship with mainland China. It addresses the mistrust in China's legal system, the scrutiny of surrender requests, and the impact on human rights. The government response to protesters' concerns about Hong Kong's independence is also covered, along with the role of police in managing protests. Additionally, the transcript explores international reactions, particularly from the US, and the potential trade implications if the legislation is enacted.

What is the main reason for the mistrust towards mainland China's legal system?

• Lack of human rights scrutiny

• High crime rates in mainland China

• Importing mainland systems into Hong Kong

• Differences in cultural practices

Why can't certain individuals be prosecuted under Hong Kong law?

• Hong Kong does not have jurisdiction over serious crimes

• They committed offenses outside Hong Kong

• Hong Kong lacks the necessary legal framework

• They are protected by international law

What is the government's stance on the protests?

• They plan to suppress them immediately

• They hope for peaceful and orderly expression

• They will ignore the protests

• They will negotiate with the protesters

What could be a consequence if the bill is withdrawn?

• Increased protests

• Loss of trust from China

• Economic sanctions from the US

• Improved relations with the US

How might the US respond if the legislation passes unchanged?

• By recognizing Hong Kong as part of China

• By increasing trade with Hong Kong

• By ignoring the situation

• By offering financial aid to Hong Kong

What is Hong Kong's relationship with the US in terms of trade?

• Hong Kong is a major importer of US agricultural products

• Hong Kong and the US have no trade agreements

• The US exports very little to Hong Kong

• Hong Kong has a trade deficit with the US

How many fugitives has Hong Kong surrendered to the US in the past 22 years?

• 180

• None

• 68

• 18