Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong: Time Is Running Out in the City

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Pro-Democracy movement in Hong Kong, focusing on the need to engage big business stakeholders like HSBC. It highlights the importance of dialogue with business leaders and the impact of the UK's citizenship offer to Hong Kong residents. The discussion also covers the US's potential sanctions against China and Joshua Wong's commitment to staying in Hong Kong despite the risks posed by the national security law.

What are the fundamental points being made by the Pro Democracy movement in Hong Kong?

Why is it important to engage big business stakeholders like HSBC in the Pro Democracy movement?

What impact does the national security legislation have on economic freedom in Hong Kong?

How has the political crisis in Hong Kong affected the dialogue between Pro Democracy leaders and business leaders?

In what ways could the UK Government's offer of citizenship to Hong Kong residents impact the Pro Democracy movement?

What are the concerns regarding the judicial independence in Hong Kong after the national security law is passed?

What are the potential consequences for Hong Kong residents if the national security law is implemented?