CLEAN : Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers react to China's security law

The transcript discusses the impact of a new law in Hong Kong that restricts freedom of speech and press. The speaker advises Hong Kong citizens not to succumb to fear, as it is a tactic used to suppress their aspirations for freedom and democracy. The law is described as authoritarian, affecting not only Hong Kong but also people worldwide. It poses a threat to journalists and those who share information, as it can be interpreted as harming China's national interests. The speaker highlights the dangers of rule by decree, where laws are subject to arbitrary interpretation.

What advice is given to the people of Hong Kong regarding fear?

How does the speaker describe the law in Hong Kong?

What consequences are mentioned for journalists in Hong Kong?

What is the speaker's stance on the rule of law in relation to the current situation?

What does the speaker imply about the interpretation of the law?