Hong Kong Hears Protest Song Case

The video discusses the High Court case in Hong Kong regarding the song 'Glory to Hong Kong' and its implications on national security laws. It highlights the government's efforts to balance cracking down on dissent while attracting investment. The impact on tech companies like Google, which have left China due to censorship, is also explored. Concerns about Hong Kong's future, particularly its Internet freedom and alignment with Beijing, are raised.

What is the main reason the Hong Kong government wants to ban the song 'Glory to Hong Kong'?

• It is a national anthem.

• It promotes foreign investment.

• It contains offensive language.

• It is associated with the 2019 protests.

How does the Hong Kong government justify the national security law?

• By saying it promotes cultural heritage.

• By stating it is a global standard.

• By claiming it helps restore normalcy and business.

• By arguing it reduces taxes.

What is one of the goals of the 'Hello Hong Kong' campaign?

• To increase censorship.

• To ban international companies.

• To attract more foreign investment and expatriates.

• To promote local music.

What concern do tech companies have regarding their presence in Hong Kong?

• The potential impact of censorship on internet freedom.

• The high cost of living.

• The limited market size.

• The lack of skilled workers.

What is a broader concern for businesses in Hong Kong according to the transcript?

• The rising cost of real estate.

• The city's increasing alignment with Beijing.

• The shortage of natural resources.

• The lack of public transportation.