Hong Kong Police Arrest 16, Including 2 Pro-Democracy Lawmakers

The transcript discusses the arrest of pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong for attending protests, highlighting an attack on protesters allegedly supported by police. Police deny collusion, blaming protesters for escalating the situation. The passage of a new national security law in Hong Kong is examined, with authorities claiming it targets subversive activities, while critics argue it suppresses dissent. The law has led to arrests and barred candidates from elections. Over 9,000 arrests have been made since the protests began.

What event occurred last July involving a group of men dressed in white?

What was the response of senior police officials regarding the accusations of collusion?

What do opposition groups claim about the recent arrests of pro-democracy lawmakers?

What is the purpose of the new national security law according to the authorities?

How many arrests have reportedly been made since the protests began last June?