What Is the Extradition Bill That's Got Hong Kong Protesting?

The video discusses a proposed extradition bill in Hong Kong that would allow extraditions to mainland China, causing widespread protests. The bill, sparked by a murder case, aims to prevent Hong Kong from becoming a haven for fugitives. However, opponents fear it could lead to unfair trials for political dissidents. The bill also affects foreign residents and tourists, raising concerns about Hong Kong's autonomy under President Xi Jinping. Protestors hope to replicate past successes in opposing similar laws.

What historical event do protestors hope to replicate with their demonstrations?

What was the outcome of the umbrella movement in 2014, and how does it relate to the current protests?