China Releases Some Details Of Proposed Security Law For Hong Kong

The video discusses a new security law proposed for Hong Kong, which includes establishing a state bureau with jurisdiction over national security cases and allowing Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, to appoint judges for these cases. The law has been criticized for potentially undermining human rights and Hong Kong's autonomy, leading to public backlash and international criticism. Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong expresses concerns about unfair trials. The law has sparked protests in Hong Kong, and its full draft is expected in the coming months.

What is one major feature of the proposed security law for Hong Kong?

How does the proposed law affect the appointment of judges in Hong Kong?

What concerns did pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong express regarding the legislation?

What was guaranteed to Hong Kong when it transferred from British rule to Chinese rule in 1997?

What has been the international response to the proposed security legislation in Hong Kong?