CLEAN : Hong Kong freedoms being eroded by China: British MPs

The transcript discusses the political situation in Hong Kong, focusing on the erosion of autonomy in areas like political reform and press freedom. It highlights the role of Britain and the Foreign Office in addressing these issues diplomatically, emphasizing the need for a stronger stance. The discussion also touches on the implications of limited democracy and the potential economic consequences of political actions, suggesting that protests may not harm economic relations with China.

What are the three main areas where Hong Kong's autonomy is being eroded?

• Economic policies, social welfare, and education

• Political reform, freedom of the press, and economic policies

• Freedom of the press, education, and healthcare

• Political reform, freedom of the press, and China's behavior

What is the potential consequence of offering partial democracy according to the video?

• People will be satisfied with partial democracy

• It will lead to economic growth

• It will strengthen Hong Kong's position

• People will demand full democracy

What is the Foreign Office urged to do regarding their reports on Hong Kong?

• Make them more detailed

• Toughen up their stance

• Ignore the situation

• Focus on economic issues

What diplomatic action is suggested when the president visits?

• Strengthen economic ties

• Ignore the visit

• Convey concerns diplomatically

• Protest publicly

What was the impact on economic activity when the Prime Minister met the Dalai Lama?

• It decreased significantly

• It remained stable

• It caused a recession

• It increased significantly