Jeremy Hunt interview on Hong Kong Protests

The transcript discusses the UK's stance on the Hong Kong protests, emphasizing the importance of addressing the root causes of the unrest rather than resorting to repression. It highlights the UK's legal commitment to Hong Kong's freedoms under the 'one country, two systems' framework. The discussion also covers Hong Kong's unique attributes as a dynamic and enterprising city, and the concerns surrounding proposed extradition laws. The UK urges understanding of the protestors' concerns while condemning violence.

What is the UK's stance on the violence seen in Hong Kong?

• They encourage more protests.

• They support the violence.

• They condemn the violence.

• They are indifferent to the violence.

What does the UK urge the authorities in Hong Kong to do?

• Address the root causes of the protests.

• Ignore the protests.

• Use repression to control the protests.

• Encourage more violence.

What agreement did the UK sign in 1984 concerning Hong Kong?

• A cultural exchange program.

• An agreement enshrining the one country, two systems rule.

• A military alliance.

• A trade agreement.

Why is Hong Kong considered a unique and dynamic city?

• Due to its large population.

• Due to its strong business culture and basic freedoms.

• Because of its geographical location.

• Because it is a tourist destination.

What concerns do people in Hong Kong have about the proposed extradition laws?

• They are indifferent to the laws.

• They fear it will undermine their basic freedoms.

• They think it will strengthen their economy.

• They believe it will improve their freedoms.