LegCo's Tanya Chan: Our Freedom Intervened by H.K., China Governments

The transcript discusses the erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy due to new laws, the impact of US moral authority and police brutality on the pro-democracy movement, challenges faced by the movement, political pressure on businesses, and reflections on past actions with a focus on future strategies for achieving democracy.

What is one of the main concerns regarding the national security law in Hong Kong?

• It is seen as a reminder of the June 4th massacre.

• It promotes economic growth in Hong Kong.

• It is supported by all international communities.

• It strengthens the 'one country, two systems' principle.

How has the US movement influenced the perception of police actions in Hong Kong?

• It has made the Hong Kong government more lenient.

• It has increased support for the Hong Kong police.

• It has highlighted the need for government action against police brutality.

• It has reduced the number of protests in Hong Kong.

What is a significant challenge faced by the pro-democracy camp in Hong Kong?

• Overwhelming support from the US.

• Complete freedom to protest.

• Government's refusal to consult with local citizens.

• Lack of international support.

Why are some major companies supporting the national security legislation in Hong Kong?

• They want to relocate their businesses.

• They are pressured by the US government.

• They are against the pro-democracy movement.

• They believe it will ensure investment and stability.

What is the stance of the pro-democracy movement regarding the future?

• They plan to stop all activities.

• They are hopeful and determined to continue.

• They are focusing solely on economic issues.

• They are seeking to align with the Chinese government.

What is a potential consequence of U.S. sanctions on Hong Kong?

• Negative effects on daily life and businesses.

• Improved relations with China.

• No impact on daily life and businesses.

• Increased support for the national security law.

What motivates the young people in Hong Kong to continue their fight for democracy?

• Personal financial gain.

• A belief that it is beneficial for Hong Kong.

• Pressure from international communities.

• Desire to move to another country.