CLEAN : Two dozen Hong Kong activists in court over banned Tiananmen vigil

The transcript discusses the ongoing struggle for human rights and freedom of expression in Hong Kong and China. It highlights the prosecution of individuals for participating in unauthorized assemblies and the annual candlelight vigil commemorating the tenement massacre. Despite the national security law, the commitment to continue these vigils remains strong. Concerns are raised about the human rights situation in China, especially regarding the treatment of dissidents and the 12 Hong Kong protesters under the Chinese judicial system. The hope for their release and the broader human rights issues in China are emphasized.

What is the significance of the candlelight vigil mentioned in the text?

How long have the participants been holding the candlelight vigil?

What does the text imply about the relationship between the national security law and the candlelight vigil?

What concerns are raised regarding the human rights situation in China?

What is the hope expressed for the 12 protesters from Hong Kong?