Hong Kong Corruption Trial 'Quite a Saga': Egan

The transcript discusses a high-profile legal case involving UK legal personalities and its implications in Hong Kong. It covers the appeal process, the impact of the verdict, and Hong Kong's anti-corruption efforts. The independence of Hong Kong's judiciary is also examined, highlighting concerns about external influences and the importance of maintaining judicial integrity.

What message does the verdict in this case send to others involved in similar offenses?

In what ways has the anti-corruption campaign in Hong Kong evolved since its inception?