CLEAN : Hong Kong democracy activists walk free in appeal victory

The transcript discusses the ongoing legal battle faced by activists in Hong Kong, highlighting the harsh judgments from the court of Final Appeal. It emphasizes the need to continue fighting for democracy despite the challenges. The speaker anticipates further court appearances and potential imprisonment, expressing concerns about the shift from rule of law to rule by law in Hong Kong's judicial system.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the recent court judgment?

• It may lead to more activists being imprisoned.

• It will improve the legal system.

• It will reduce the number of protests.

• It will bring more international support.

How does the speaker feel about the current state of democracy in Hong Kong?

• Concerned and urging continued fight.

• Optimistic and celebratory.

• Indifferent and passive.

• Satisfied with the progress.

What future legal challenge does the speaker anticipate?

• An international court case.

• Further court proceedings related to the Umbrella Movement.

• A change in government policy.

• A new law being passed.

What does the speaker fear about the trend in the Hong Kong legal system?

• A shift towards rule by law instead of rule of law.

• An increase in legal transparency.

• More public participation in legal processes.

• A decrease in legal fees.

What does the speaker imply about their confidence in the Hong Kong legal system?

• They are indifferent.

• They are completely distrustful.

• They are uncertain and worried.

• They have full confidence.