Hong Kong Set to Hold First Trial Under Security Law

The video discusses the trial of Tong Ying-kit, the first under Hong Kong's national security law. Tong faces charges of inciting secession and terrorism. The trial is significant due to its legal implications and the absence of a jury, with a panel of judges appointed by the Chief Executive. The video also compares this case to that of Jimmy Lai, highlighting the broader impact on Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement.

Who appointed the panel of judges for the trial, and what is their role?

In what way is the case of Jimmy Lai considered more high profile compared to the current trial?