CLEAN : Carrie Lam silent on Hong Kong press club scrapping rights awards

The transcript discusses a question posed about the state of press freedom in Hong Kong, referencing recent events involving the FCC and a university scholar. The response highlights that press freedom is protected under Hong Kong's Basic Law, but emphasizes the need to observe legal boundaries. The speaker refrains from commenting on specific incidents, noting that decisions by private organizations are outside government purview.

In what ways have human rights and freedoms been upheld in Hong Kong since reunification?

What conditions must be observed when exercising freedom according to the speaker?