H.K. Activist Joshua Wong: We Need to Stand Up and Fight Back

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Hong Kong residents regarding civil liberties and the national security law. It highlights the commitment to staying in Hong Kong despite legal system concerns and the potential risks of prosecution in China. The speaker emphasizes the urgency of the situation and the need to recognize the changing identity of Hong Kong.

What is the main concern of Hong Kong residents regarding their civil liberties?

• The availability of jobs

• The cost of living in Hong Kong

• The quality of education

• Whether to seek asylum or stay and fight

Why do some people question the confidence in Hong Kong's legal system?

• Due to the influence of foreign governments

• Because of the national security legislation

• Because of economic instability

• Due to environmental concerns

What is a potential consequence of the national security law mentioned by the speaker?

• Improved trade relations with other countries

• Prosecution taking place in mainland China

• Increased tourism in Hong Kong

• More educational opportunities

What does the speaker imply about the urgency of the situation in Hong Kong?

• There is plenty of time to address the issues

• Time is running out to act

• The situation is improving

• The situation is stable

What personal experience does the speaker share to highlight the risks involved?

• Being jailed multiple times in Hong Kong

• Traveling to different countries

• Starting a new business

• Winning a legal case