doesn't mean the bay window is not a creative only way. it's actually we don't know for that tito's so you can't believe a countable as well. you should not. you can't give any comforting, but as you have not about this. and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations if there are no facts, you are making unwarranted accusations. will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law? you don't know, do you well know? no, it's in the basic law. they must obey hong kong law. when i said this, it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for . it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion . you know, you cannot come to the conclusion that they are, they will be enforcing hong kong law. that's what they brit, that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police. government is a central people's government. that's what they are looking for. education is it,

you don't know that again, you aren't me and you have no, no factual basis for making those sort of statements you are simply making. are sweeping allegations based on your own assumptions and bias when there's no assumptions and bias. when you look at how the national security organs of the central people's government operate when they're in on the mainland, and we're not talking about mainland, we're talking about one country 2 systems. let's come back to hong kong. it doesn't look as though it's one country 2 systems that have running in the national security organs have and imposing their security laws on hong kong. it doesn't look like 2 systems. it looks like one country, one system. if you do that, they are and acting. they are trying to enact a hong kong specific version which is consistent with our common law systems. if they just wish to implement, impose china's system on us, they could just apply this to us, china's national security law,

but they are not doing this. they are now consulting hong kong experts about and in drafting a hong kong specific version for us to take account of our separate systems. those comforting predictions turned out to be wide of the mark when beijing security law was published. it was all that the pro-democracy movement had feared, and more whole cases could now be handed over to the mainland for investigation judgement and punishment trials could be held in secret. and though the new security agencies were not required to follow hong kong law to be fair, regina hadn't seen the full text when we spoke, but she firmly rejected the suggestion that the law reflected beijing's paranoia about free speech and freedom in general. and that's a very unfair statement. in the past 12 months, the police have uncovered at least $22.00 cases of extremely dangerous here, t.p.

explosive or that in chin one in the school. and lots of weaponry, dangerous weapons have been using a lot of so-called peaceful protests. you know, and innocent people have been killed. these are violent events have never occurred in hong kong. and there are people waving, promoting hong kong independence, you know, waving hong kong flat, chanting revolutionary songs. you know, these are activities that no government would allow. a lot of hong kong people are very angry about it. johnson revolutionary songs, known author john together, lucian resolved that they are perfectly entitled to chant revolutionary songs in free countries. regina europe, you can go to london or washington and chant, whatever revolutionary songs you want. why don't you try it? it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera, les miserables la or chant as a part of a well organized and well planned action plan to stalk separatist sentiments at the

end of the day. your, your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust paging. this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses its security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland. this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way behaves on the mainland in hong kong. do you really believe that? of course, trust our motherland. our motherland has nothing but good intentions for the people . and also trust the paycheck, large trust, one country 2 systems which has worked well in the past 23 years. you know, why doesn't it have better intentions towards its own people on the mainland? why is it torturing them in prisons and locking up a 1000000 wiggers in so-called reeducation camps? why is it doing that?

i must ask you to. i must ask you not to confuse and feels the issues, but keep talking about making allegations about the mainland, which have nothing to do a one country 2 systems. i ask you to come back to the situation in hong kong, how one country 2 systems really operate and don't allow your bias to color your, you know, your reports on how can't, that's totally unfair to hong kong people. i take strong objection to that. whatever the objections, the chinese president xi jinping has moved indisputably to cement his hold over hong kong and his record on the mainland speaks for itself. the most serious crackdown on human rights there for 25 years. because beijing really believed the people of hong kong would give up their rights and embrace the restrictions, censorship, and political dictatorship of the chinese communist party. victor gao again, let's be honest about it. china is in firm control of the situation in hong kong.

as far as solar, it is concerned, no one in the world can really 2nd this 2nd. guess this point or really take hong kong away from china. that's for the record. that's not 2nd guess about that. of course on the one country 2 systems. hong kong peeps its political system in hong kong, the capital is the system. but do you think anyone will realistically expect the hong kong can be misused as a stronghold against china? no. i that all the way to 2047 go unanswered. the question was, which is where the beijing imagines hong kong would set the kind of restrictions that people in the mainland after 2047, china has folders. question to decide what kind of political system will prevail in hong kong much more now in one full of hong kong. get in return for being so soon,

then to children or a chance to be spied on by what human rights watch called one of the world's most intrusive mass surveillance systems. whatever happens will happen in hong kong after 2047, their owners records of arbitrary detention torture and violations of right to trial. you really think the people of hong kong are 2nd class. i need some of that in my life. not only looking forward to that, i think in today's world that we should be very objective and non-biased about china. let's look at how china is developing. let's look at china lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. let's look at how hong kong has benefited a tremendously over the past 22 years after being part of the one country to system. nathan law. is there no way for the pro-democracy movement to negotiate now with the whole government or has that door closed for good? i think if we look at the escalating aggressive behavior from the central

government, the disqualification of the legislators, the sweeping national, a national security law and order arrests they have made. there are no cites of them reeling to concede any grounds. they have been doing a lot of brutal suppression in hong kong. so i don't think that is a room for negotiation rather that there's actually room for the international community to act, to really hold china accountable. what's actually left for the pro-democracy movement on the ground, symbolic protest, lack of cooperation, civil disobedience. what form is the protest going to take? now now that china has narrowed your scope for movement. social movement is enough of a pendulum. we have our highest point last year where going rather to a low point. now, i think for us, for hong kong,

people will definitely have to defend our professional values in the satyrs like education university. we're in a legal status that we have to defend our own grounds that actually a lot of invisible battles ongoing. and the purpose of that is to preserve our freedom values. what we have had you had to london and now you here in exile effectively. do you still fear china's reach? are you afraid being here in london? we have a lot of attacks to exile activist from authoritarian countries like russia, china, i dental to say that i'm completely safe, even though i'm in london. but it doesn't stop me to voice out for income people. i'll continue to play my way into international africa. it for hong kong's

democratic movement and urge the international community to hold china accountable to address the human violations, human rights violations in change and end in hong kong. do you think you'll ever go back to hong kong? i'm an actress. i'm not entitled to lose hope. so i am hopeful that i can return home cong. but in that case, telling our world see the democracy and freedom in hong kong. but it takes a long while. you really believe that? i do? i think many individuals not only in hong kong, but in china they, they also have to have that hope. and it takes a lot of efforts or maybe sacrifices from our generation or maybe fischer generations to achieve that. but i think the fate of people will never die and will never give up.

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