Temple Chambers Barrister Leung on H.K. National Security Law

The transcript discusses the implications of Hong Kong's new national security law, highlighting concerns about its vague definitions and potential for abuse. It examines the risks for activists, journalists, and businesses, particularly foreign multinationals, due to the law's broad reach and Beijing's control over its enforcement. The discussion also covers the erosion of Hong Kong's legal predictability and the chilling effect on civil society, with activists like Joshua Wong disbanding groups in anticipation of the law's penalties.

What implications does the speaker suggest the national security law has for foreign multinationals operating in Hong Kong?

How does the speaker view the relationship between the national security law and the rights and freedoms of Hong Kong citizens?

What are the potential consequences of the national security law for activists and journalists in Hong Kong?

What concerns are raised about the predictability of the legal system in Hong Kong following the implementation of the national security law?