Hong Kong One Year After the National Security Law

The video discusses the impact of the national security law in Hong Kong, highlighting changes due to the pandemic and restrictions. It explores the law's effects on democracy, media, and expression, and examines legal challenges and court cases. The case of Tong Ying-kit, the first trial under the law, is detailed, emphasizing the lack of legal precedence and potential conflicts with the basic law.

What was one of the reasons given for the introduction of the national security law in Hong Kong?

• To increase tourism

• To improve healthcare facilities

• To bring stability after protests

• To enhance economic growth

Which aspect of society has been affected by the national security law according to the transcript?

• Healthcare

• Education

• Transportation

• Pro-democracy camp

What is one of the main crimes under the national security law?

• Inciting secession

• Tax evasion

• Illegal immigration

• Cybercrime

What is unique about the trials under the national security law?

• They are broadcasted live

• They are held in secret locations

• They are decided by a panel of three judges

• They involve a jury of peers

Who is Tong Ying-kit in the context of the national security law?

• A former restaurant worker on trial

• A pro-democracy leader

• A government official

• A journalist