China Imposes Hong Kong Security Law

The transcript discusses the global and local reactions to a new law in Hong Kong, highlighting its unexpected toughness. Political figures from both pro-democracy and pro-establishment camps express concerns. Key issues include subversion, national security, and legal implications, such as immunity for mainland officers and closed trials. The law's impact on media and NGOs is also noted. On the 23rd anniversary of the handover, Carrie Lam expresses confidence in the law's ability to restore stability, despite ongoing protests.

What was the reaction of both the Pro Democracy Camp and Pro establishment camp to the new law?

What did Carrie Lam say about the expected impact of the law on social unrest in Hong Kong?