Dominic Raab on Hong Kong national security law

The transcript discusses the implications of new national security legislation on Hong Kong's autonomy and freedoms, highlighting a violation of the UK-China joint declaration. It covers the UK's commitment to its obligations, the ongoing cyber security review in response to US sanctions, and the international community's actions, including a statement at the UN Human Rights Council. The transcript emphasizes the expectation for China to uphold its international responsibilities, noting a setback in trust due to recent actions.

What is the main concern regarding the new national security legislation?

• It promotes freedom of expression.

• It strengthens international relations.

• It violates the joint declaration between the UK and China.

• It enhances Hong Kong's autonomy.

What is the National Center for Cyber Security currently reviewing?

• The impact of new trade agreements.

• The effects of US sanctions.

• The benefits of international partnerships.

• The progress of Hong Kong's autonomy.

What was the purpose of the negotiations with China in the 1980s?

• To establish trade agreements.

• To ensure freedom of expression and peaceful protests.

• To increase military presence.

• To develop new technology.

How did the UK respond to the national security legislation at the United Nations?

• By forming a new military alliance.

• By leading a group of 27 states in the Human Rights Council.

• By withdrawing from international agreements.

• By increasing trade tariffs.

What is the expectation from China as a leading member of the international community?

• To ignore international obligations.

• To uphold its international responsibilities.

• To reduce its global influence.

• To focus solely on domestic issues.