Former H.K. Justice Secretary Leung Discusses Security Legislation

The transcript discusses the implications of the national security law in Hong Kong, focusing on its potential impact on autonomy, judicial independence, and economic stability. It addresses concerns about Beijing's influence, the role of Article 23, and the effects of recent protests. The discussion also covers public fears about judicial independence and the potential consequences for foreign investors and the financial market.

What role does the National People's Congress play in the enactment of the national security law?

What are the implications of the national security law for protests and public demonstrations in Hong Kong?

How might the international community respond to the implementation of the national security law?

What measures can be taken to ensure that the national security law does not infringe on personal freedoms?