U.K. Suspends Extradition Treaty With Hong Kong Over New Security Law

The video discusses the UK's response to a new Chinese national security law affecting Hong Kong. British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab describes the law as altering key assumptions of the UK-Hong Kong extradition treaty, leading to its suspension. The law, implemented on July 1st, grants China more control over Hong Kong, sparking criticism for undermining the 'one country, two systems' principle. In response, the UK extends its arms embargo to Hong Kong, preventing the sale of potentially lethal weapons that could be used against citizens.

What did British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab say about the new Chinese national security law?

• It is beneficial for Hong Kong.

• It is unnecessary and excessive.

• It is irrelevant to the UK.

• It is reasonable and proportionate.

What significant change did the new law bring according to Dominic Raab?

• It increased educational exchanges.

• It enhanced tourism.

• It altered extradition treaty assumptions.

• It improved trade relations.

What is a major criticism of the new law implemented on July 1st?

• It undermines the 'one country, two systems' agreement.

• It supports the 'one country, two systems' agreement.

• It promotes economic growth.

• It enhances cultural exchange.

Why did the UK extend its arms embargo to Hong Kong?

• To encourage technological development.

• To prevent the use of weapons against citizens.

• To support local businesses.

• To improve diplomatic relations.

What does the arms embargo extension mean for British companies?

• They can expand their market in China.

• They must increase production.

• They cannot sell potentially lethal weapons in Hong Kong.

• They can sell more weapons in Hong Kong.