CLEAN : US-born lawyer keeps faith after Hong Kong security law arrest

The transcript covers a range of topics including community building, cultural experiences, and personal reflections. It delves into themes of fear and love, emphasizing the importance of motivation by love. The discussion extends to legal rights, national security laws, and the hope found in legal frameworks. The speaker shares personal history, highlighting their journey from a Catholic priest to a lawyer advocating for democracy and human rights.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the tomato plants being pulled up?

• They were angry.

• They were curious about the reason.

• They were relieved.

• They were indifferent.

What does the speaker mention about the pace of change in Guatemala?

• It is slow and gradual.

• It is unpredictable.

• It is non-existent.

• It is fast and efficient.

According to the speaker, what can help overcome fear?

• Isolation and solitude

• Wealth and power

• Strict discipline

• Perfect love and concern for others

What has been a significant motivation for the speaker's work?

• Financial gain

• Desire for fame

• Love for people and social justice

• Political ambition

What is the speaker's perspective on the national security law in Hong Kong?

• It should be strictly enforced.

• It should be ignored.

• It should not overshadow human rights.

• It is irrelevant to democracy.

What does the speaker hope for Hong Kong's future?

• To follow Chinese laws strictly

• To embrace international values

• To become isolated

• To abandon its administrative status

What was the speaker's role in Hong Kong before 1985?

• A lawyer

• A politician

• A Catholic priest

• A journalist