Google To Stop Responding Directly To Data Requests From Hong Kong

The video discusses the impact of China's national security law on Hong Kong, highlighting the legal process involving the US Justice Department and the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty. It outlines the law's criminalization of certain acts and the critics' view of it as a means for China to exert control over Hong Kong. Additionally, it covers Google's response to data requests from Hong Kong authorities since the law's enactment.

What is the process called that entities must use to obtain legal assistance from the US Justice Department?

• International Legal Treaty

• Cross-Border Legal Protocol

• Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty

• Global Justice Agreement

Which of the following acts is NOT criminalized under Hong Kong's national security law?

• Subversion against China

• Succession

• Peaceful protest

• Terrorism

What is the maximum penalty for offenses under the national security law?

• 5 years in prison

• 10 years in prison

• Life in prison

• Death penalty

How do critics perceive the national security law imposed by China on Hong Kong?

• As a strategy to improve international relations

• As a method to increase economic growth

• As a means to tighten control over Hong Kong

• As a way to promote peace

What has been Google's response to data requests from Hong Kong authorities since the enactment of the national security law?

• They have complied with all requests

• They have not produced data in response

• They have only partially complied

• They have increased data sharing