Raab: China imposing law on Hong Kong undermines freedom of people

The transcript discusses the UK's response to China's proposed national security law for Hong Kong, which threatens the region's autonomy and freedoms. The UK, along with international partners, opposes the law, citing violations of the Sino-British Joint Declaration. The UK plans to offer extended visa rights to BNO passport holders if the law is enacted. The Shadow Foreign Secretary raises concerns about the UK's strategy and calls for international cooperation. The Foreign Secretary emphasizes the need for a principled approach and international solidarity.

What is the UK's stance on Hong Kong passing its own national security law?

What does the UK expect from China in terms of international obligations?

What concerns were expressed by the UK regarding the proposed national security law?

How does the UK plan to support British national overseas passport holders in Hong Kong?