Jimmy Lai Says Business Will Go on If He’s Convicted

The transcript covers a discussion on the potential impact of a conviction on business operations, the role of international support in the Hong Kong protest movement, and the reaction of the stock market as a form of grassroots support. It also delves into the legal strategy under the new national security law, the future of Hong Kong as a financial center, and the evolving nature of the protest movement. The conversation concludes with details on recent arrests and legal proceedings.

What is the main concern if Jimmy is convicted?

• International support will diminish.

• The protest movement will lose momentum.

• The business will cease to exist.

• The business will continue without him.

How do small investors in Hong Kong express their support for the protest movement?

• By boycotting international products.

• By purchasing small lots of stock.

• By writing letters to the government.

• By organizing large rallies.

What is a significant challenge posed by the national security law?

• It is widely accepted by international communities.

• It simplifies legal proceedings.

• It is uncharted legal territory.

• It aligns with British common law.

What is the predicted future of Hong Kong as a financial center?

• It will thrive with new legal protections.

• It will struggle without the rule of law.

• It will remain unchanged.

• It will become a hub for small businesses.

How has the protest movement changed since the national security law?

• It has reduced in size.

• It has gained international support.

• It has become more organized.

• It has grown significantly.

What reassurance does Jimmy have regarding his legal situation?

• He will be released without charges.

• He will not be sent to China.

• He will receive a fair trial.

• He will be supported by international lawyers.

What is the current status of Jimmy's travel capabilities?

• He has been exonerated.

• He can travel freely.

• His passport is confiscated.

• He is under house arrest.