Hong Kong Court Finds Jimmy Lai, Martin Lee Guilty Over 2019 Protest

The transcript discusses the legal charges against Jimmy Lai and others under Hong Kong's National Security Law, highlighting the impact on the pro-democracy movement. It details the 2019 march, the subsequent arrests, and the warnings issued by Hong Kong police regarding political activities. The narrative underscores the challenges faced by pro-democracy activists in the current political climate.

What is one of the main challenges faced by the pro-democracy camp in Hong Kong due to recent electoral changes?

• They are required to register with the Chinese government.

• They have to form alliances with other political parties.

• They need to be approved by a select vetting committee.

• They must win a majority vote in the Legislative Council.

Who is widely regarded as the 'father of democracy' in Hong Kong and was convicted for the August 18th march?

• Jimmy Lai

• Martin Lee

• Steve Tsang

• Albert Ho

What was the nature of the August 18th, 2019 march in Hong Kong?

• It was a small gathering.

• It was a violent protest.

• It was a peaceful march.

• It was a government-organized event.

What did the Deputy Commissioner of Police in Hong Kong advise residents regarding political activities?

• To test the limits of the law.

• To avoid crossing the 'red line'.

• To participate in more protests.

• To seek international support.

What has been a significant change in Hong Kong since the imposition of the National Security Law?

• Greater autonomy for local government.

• Restrictions on criticism of China.

• More political demonstrations allowed.

• Increased freedom of speech.