On Wednesday’s Backchat, personal freedom and the national security law.
Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that people don’t have to worry about freedoms in Hong Kong because of the new security law Beijing is planning for the city, saying the SAR has shown over the past two decades that it will uphold its core values.

What could the government do to assure the public that their personal freedom won’t be affected under the new National Security Law?

8:30-9:00 John Burns, Emeritus Professor and Honorary Professor, Department of Politics and Public Administrartion, University of Hong Kong

8:30-9:30 Joseph Cheng, former professor of Politics, City University of Hong Kong

8:30-9:30 Andrew Leung International and Independent China Strategist and former Director-General of Social Welfare