bang on bar association as far as facts and not talk about opinion or i talk about opinion not talk a very spectacular organize ations mr tyler is i don't doubt virus so seriously the hong kong law society the law society of england and wales the international bar associations human rights institute fair trials the defense extradition lawyers forum amnesty international human rights watch the speaker of the house of representatives all of them challenge the suggestion by your chief executive that the amendments you want to make to the hong kong extradition laws are in accordance with international human right is they also how upset it is if you don't the only one who sees the truth knows what they're going to anyone who sees the light paralysed correct yeah from a rule of law point of view you would think no one let alone lawyers would have jumped to the cement exact that's what you said as i say it follows what you know it also leaves no nothing if you're the only one who sees the light falls on the united nations provided each member state to do. and we are following the precise regime as the u.s. military in the u.k. regime canadian a jim australia dream and nobody is mak

agree with this the magistrate are how can i get the question or the magistrate in hong kong says the bar association does not have the jurisdiction to inquire into the quality of justice that the future may go enjoy wrong once surrounded why am i going run so we don't want the. wrong really you are only talking about the committal process yes the law has got 2 processes one is the committal process the other it's about save guarding and the protection of human rights and fair trial which is being provided in section 5 of the statue as the u.k. law society pointed out in so far as the proposals would introduce any human rights examinations at all they are vested in hong kong's chief executive none of those around or a peer really is wrong it's wrong so the u.k. law society goes wrong please pick up the skirt you have to look before you come to me and ask me questions. you're absolutely right that the judges and magistrates of hong kong wouldn't dream of currying favor with beijing they leave that to people like you. you want to curry favor with wholly unfair it is not only unfair to me but this is re

there's been a mixed reaction in hong kong to the monday not protests we've had the american chamber of commerce we've had the hong kong chamber of commerce and the bar association all condemning the violence but the pro-democracy lawmakers have tried to get the public to think of the bigger message the main message and the peaceful rallies and that message is the calling for the extradition bill to be dumped all together. well earlier on tuesday china's government strongly condemned the protesters had ransacked the legislature accuse them of trampling on the rule of law katrina you have more of that from beijing. this is the hong kong the chinese government wanted the world to see celebrations marking the 22nd anniversary of its return to the chinese motherland instead these were the scenes broadcast around the world dismissed by beijing as little more than violent mobs pursing but it says is a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems rule its strongest words yet very sentimental euthanizing of what happened in hong kong violently striking in the last minute damaging facilities is an act of troubling rule of law and violating social order is a serious to

that, roshni ka na bar from the association explaining all of that, roshni kanabar from the association of optometrists. let's get more on the violent protests which took place in hong konge uk condemn violence on all sides, many people who strongly support the pro—democracy demonstrators in hong kong will have been deeply dismayed by the scenes they saw on tv last night. but we urge the authorities not to use what happened as a pretext for oppression, rather to understand the root causes of what happens, which isa root causes of what happens, which is a deep—seated concern from people in hong kong that basic freedoms are under attack. the way to deal with this is to address those concerns not with any repression that will only exacerbate them. reporter: should carrie lam resign? it is up to the people of hong kong to decide what should happen in terms of their own government. hong kong is not pa rt own government. hong kong is not part of the united kingdom, but the uk signed an internationally binding legal agreement in 1984 that enshrines the one country two systems will, enshrines the basic freedoms of the people of hong kong, and we stand foursquare behind that agre