Why Progressive Lawyers Group’s Ng Is Against Hong Kong’s Extradition Bill

The transcript discusses the controversial extradition bill in Hong Kong, which allows extradition to China. Concerns include the erosion of the 'one country, two systems' principle, lack of fair trials in China, and the bill's poor communication. Public protests and international attention highlight the bill's potential impact on human rights and Hong Kong's status as a financial hub.

What is the main concern of the Progressive Lawyers Group regarding the extradition bill?

• It will reduce crime rates in Hong Kong.

• It will improve Hong Kong's economy.

• It allows extradition to China, risking unfair trials.

• It will increase taxes.

What was a major issue with the way the extradition bill was handled by the government?

• It was too expensive to implement.

• There was a lack of public consultation.

• It was supported by all political parties.

• It was only applicable to tourists.

How does the extradition bill affect the 'one country, two systems' principle?

• It is seen as an erosion of the principle.

• It makes the principle more flexible.

• It strengthens the principle.

• It has no effect on the principle.

What has been the public's reaction to the government's handling of the extradition bill?

• Widespread support and approval.

• Indifference and lack of interest.

• Rage and large-scale protests.

• Confusion and misunderstanding.

Why is the international community concerned about the extradition bill?

• It will increase tourism in Hong Kong.

• It has no impact outside Hong Kong.

• It could lead to retaliations against foreigners.

• It only affects local businesses.

What impact does the extradition bill have on Hong Kong's financial status?

• It encourages more foreign investments.

• It threatens Hong Kong's status as a financial center.

• It has no impact on the financial sector.

• It boosts the stock market.

What is a potential risk for Western diplomats and journalists under the extradition bill?

• They will be given special privileges.

• They could be forced to leave Hong Kong.

• They might face extradition to China.

• They will receive diplomatic immunity.