Hong Kong Bill Will Pass in the Senate, Says Rep. Chris Smith

The transcript discusses the potential retaliation from China if a certain bill is signed into law, emphasizing the importance of human rights and the promises made in the Sino British Joint Declaration. It highlights the bipartisan support for the bill in the US Congress and its implications for Hong Kong's special trading status. The discussion also covers the criteria for the annual review of this status, focusing on autonomy and human rights. Additionally, it addresses the challenges faced by global companies operating in China, particularly in light of recent controversies and human rights abuses under Xi Jinping's regime.

How does the proposed bill aim to protect human rights in Hong Kong?

What role do non-government organizations play in the annual review of Hong Kong's trading status?

In what ways does the bill provide flexibility to the President regarding sanctions?