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Hello everyone, I am Lim Chong I am doing this live broadcast with everyone here in Australia I have a few things to say in this live broadcast I have listed them on YouTube First, the US State Department has issued a latest report on Hong Kong You can see this report on the screen This is a fresh report This is the 2024 Hong Kong Policy Act report issued by the United States Department of State It is March 29th Because the current time in the United States is March 29th But we are on March 30th in Hong Kong It's actually the same day This report is made by the Department of East Asia Affairs of the U.S. Department of State This report is very detailed In fact, at the same time U.S. Secretary of State Blinken issued a statement on the implementation and implementation of Article 23 of the Hong Kong Law That is, the U.S. side is working on a list to ban more Hong Kong officials from going to the U.S. If they apply for U.S. visa The ban will not allow them to enter the U.S. Including their families In addition, the situation in Hong Kong is getting more and more serious Everyone knows Free Asia Radio has announced To ensure the safety of its employees Hong Kong will be officially evacuated I am going to talk to everyone mainly about these three news reports If we talk about fresh and hot news Of course, it's because the U.S. has issued this report on Hong Kong In fact, this report is very comprehensive I will talk about it one by one later In fact, with this report U.S. Secretary of State Blinken issued a statement Said Beijing and the Hong Kong government Long-term infringement of Hong Kong's autonomy and freedom Especially the implementation and implementation of Article 23 So the U.S. Department of State Is working on a list Will ban many Hong Kong officials from applying for U.S. visa That is, if they want to enter the U.S. The ban will include their families Blinken pointed out that Beijing has continued to harm in the past year Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy that it has promised This is very important These are Beijing, the central government and Hong Kong Beijing's own commitment to Hong Kong people Including the Sino-British Joint Declaration Commitment to the UK Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy And democratic system and freedom So now all these commitments can't be fulfilled So no wonder the U.S. government Issued the latest research report And Blinken's statement The U.S. Department of State will report to the U.S. Congress Every year according to the Hong Kong Policy Act Blinken also confirmed Can't ensure Hong Kong has the same treatment as before 1997 This year's report also lists Beijing and the Hong Kong government Strengthening public-private society, media, and voice As well as suppressing dissenters in and outside Hong Kong The U.S. government has seen a lot Everyone knows what happened in Hong Kong It was suppressed by Beijing's central government So the U.S. government has to adjust its policy Whether Hong Kong wants to have the same treatment as before 1997 It's not up to you Because now the commitments To freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the rights of Hong Kong people All the commitments are gone The U.S. government sees you are gone It may not want you to have the same treatment as before 1997 In fact, this reminds me This time, the Hong Kong Act, from the National Security Law to Article 23 It also prohibits Hong Kong people From colluding with foreign forces Whether it is from the organization of social groups to individuals If you are involved in colluding with foreign forces What kind of connections are there? Every now and then, the National Security Law, Article 23 To deal with you, at any time you can violate the law Violating the National Security Law, violating Article 23 Since you are like this Especially in mainland China, Beijing China often promotes that the U.S. has lost its heart and will not die Since you can say that the U.S. has lost its heart and will not die No wonder the U.S. government is targeting Article 23 The U.S. government is targeting Article 23 I would like to add On the surface, there is still the right The US Department of State's Bureau of East Asia and Pacific Affairs The U.S. Department of State's report Impact on Police and Security Functions mentioned the Hong Kong police force and the issue of national security What has the Hong Kong police force become? From the 2014 Umbrella Movement to the 2019 Anti-Refugee Movement We can see that the Hong Kong police force protects Hong Kong citizens? No, it protects the regime not Hong Kong citizens Let's see what you think The U.S. government mentioned this The change of the police force There is also a big impact on judicial independence and the rule of law Is the judicial department still independent? Is there still a rule of law? Hong Kong passed Article 23 Does not represent the rule of law This can only be said Rule by law The difference between the rule of law and the rule of law Rule of law means that the rule of law is the real law The rule of law is to implement under the name of the law Implement what? Implement human rights So now Hong Kong Whether from the judiciary We can see that the judicial department To check who is who Wow, it's forced Check once failed Check the second thing Keep checking To serve the regime Some are forced We can see Forced to check people Check one crime Can't check Check the second crime Always harassing dissidents So I think The change in Hong Kong is really big Very twisted Before 1997 Hong Kong and Britain So Hong Kong people have the right to say Experience it for yourself See Hong Kong and Britain in 1997 Gave Hong Kong people a lot of freedom A lot of democracy Although democracy is limited But it's better than now The democracy and freedom in the Hong Kong and Britain era Gradually disappeared Less and less We can see a lot So we can see the dragon and phoenix The U.S. Department of State's government report Impact on Freedom of Speech and Expression Freedom of speech and expression Does Hong Kong still have Freedom of expression Opinions Freedom of speech Since the National Security Law The arrest of the arrested Plus Article 23 Now it is said You may be affected overseas So it's no wonder Now the Free Asia Radio To ensure the safety of employees Also said that Hong Kong must be officially evacuated So The U.S. Department of State report Impact on Freedom of the Press Freedom of the press Apple Daily has been shut down A lot of independent media A few have been shut down Then what is it called? Some of the Stone and Fruits In the past, they could be more neutral To report to the media Now they are starting to be afraid to speak This reflects A lot of big problems So the U.S. Department of State's report Also mentioned Impact on Internet Freedom Is the freedom of the Internet Yes, the freedom of the Internet It seems to have a very typical example A Hong Kong female student Studied abroad in Japan She commented on Facebook What did she say? As a result, Hong Kong When she came back She changed her ID card and was arrested It was said that when she was studying in Japan On the Internet Some Existence Or made some inappropriate remarks Then Said to be prosecuted So what Hong Kong people are facing now Not only in Hong Kong Even if you have Hong Kong residents' ID When you go to Japan or other places Every once in a while You will face this As long as you go back to Hong Kong You will face this prosecution So this is the Internet freedom The freedom of the Internet Whether you have Internet freedom now Is also a problem This time, the U.S. Department of State's report Is also very comprehensive Then Impact on Freedom of Assembly Is the freedom of assembly Is there still the freedom of assembly in Hong Kong now? The U.S. Congress in Wai Yuen The U.S. Congress in June 4th None None of the others The U.S. Congress in July 1st None The only thing is Those little pinks The Blue Ribbon Camp Going to the U.S. Consulate To protest To protest against the U.S. You may still have this The freedom of assembly You have none of the others You can't stand up and say no Say no to the Hong Kong government Recently, even On the street Someone is singing on the street Was arrested by more than ten police So when you talk about freedom of assembly There is no freedom to sing on the street Then the U.S. Department of State's report Impact on Freedom of Association Is the freedom of assembly Wow, is there still freedom of assembly? Democratic parties Democratic and civil parties All gone Is there still freedom of association? Unless you conquer Hong Kong Then the impact on freedom of movement Ah, these Then the impact on education and academic freedom On education Is there still freedom in terms of learning? There is no freedom Now the universities in Hong Kong Central University, Hong Kong University What have the universities become? Even the university principals don't want to do it Because they are facing such political issues You have to be obedient What academic freedom do you have? In addition to universities I know a lot of teachers in primary and secondary schools The teachers have all left Have emigrated Emigrated to Australia Emigrated to other countries Because you are in Hong Kong You continue to teach How do you teach? What do you teach? If you are a teacher Teach students to have an independent mind Have a judgmental mind You will be in trouble every time You have to What are the primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong now? Do you have to learn this? Sing the national anthem If you sing the national anthem You have a little bit of affection Reported to others Said you sang the national anthem wrong You will be in trouble Then the U.S. Department of State reported Impact on Freedom of Religion or Belief Let's take a look at mainland China Now Hong Kong is also moving towards the background of mainland China Hong Kong is from an international convention International financial center Become a center Including religion Now Hong Kong's church You exist in the name of these churches You must be obedient Then slowly Like mainland China Do you have to hang up the statue of Xi Jinping? In short, you have to join the three-character church in mainland China Then the pastors dare not speak Then Impact on U.S. Hong Kong Exchanges Is the exchange between Hong Kong and the United States Are there any exchanges now? If these exchanges are all the time Will it reach Article 23? Article 23 says Prohibit Hong Kong people, Hong Kong communities Exchange with foreign communities Some political connections If you are not, you will be regarded as This is a big deal You say you are learning But at that time Hong Kong said You are learning on the surface You may be involved in politics Then you are in trouble The report of the U.S. Department of State also mentioned Impact on United States Citizens Is the impact on American citizens This also mentioned In 2023, Hong Kong estimated 84,000 U.S. citizens Live in Hong Kong This is an estimate According to COVID This is the number before the epidemic Then after the National Security Law in June 2020 The Beijing Central Committee slowly began to increase Pressure on Hong Kong So this affects Arrests, detention, prosecution, etc. So the U.S. State Department believes This is a crisis for U.S. citizens So the U.S. government For U.S. citizens to Hong Kong Will issue a travel advisory list Is a travel agency In fact, some Hong Kong people Or democratic people in Hong Kong Have U.S. citizenship It's not like the Hong Kong SAR government What is this? What is this? What is the infection? Later, it will be said to call for arrest and lock up Then the report of the U.S. Department of State mentioned United States-Hong Kong Cooperation and Agreement Is the cooperation between the United States and Hong Kong And some agreements These are a lot of things Involving a lot of areas But now, is there any cooperation? Of course, the Hong Kong economy is so bad now Of course, do you want to continue doing business? But politics will scold you The U.S. is dead How does the U.S. government deal with these problems? Can it still guarantee U.S. companies, U.S. institutions To carry out this with Hong Kong From cultural exchange to economic business Is it still possible? So this is a very big question This report is very detailed If you want to know You can find it online Behind this report Also mentioned What is left in Hong Kong What is left to doubt? What is left? This thing is really Everyone can take a look at this report Also mentioned export controls Some export restrictions In addition, Hong Kong This report All aspects are mentioned I won't go into details here If you are interested You can find this report online This report is fresh today It is written on March 29 But the time difference between the U.S. and Hong Kong is one day March 30, Hong Kong This is called the Hong Kong Policy Act Report From the Department of State Announced by the U.S. Department of State In addition, I want to mention today RFA Free Asia Radio Announced to ensure the safety of employees Free Asia Radio Free Asia Radio announced the closure of the Hong Kong Office for 28 years Established for 28 years In the end, I have to leave Hong Kong This Free Asia Radio mentioned Hong Kong Basic Law Article 23 This legislative process has been completed And March 23 officially implemented This Free Asia Radio In the past month After assessing the situation in Hong Kong in detail To ensure the safety of employees and operations Make decisions and work adjustments Just said This Free Asia Radio RFA Resources and reporters in Hong Kong Consider their safety So urge the radio to adjust the operating mode in Hong Kong RFA will continue to retain Officially registered in Hong Kong news agencies But will not retain full-time employees at present That is, those full-time employees will not be retained And the actual office has been closed Just leave the name But the actual office has been closed He said because of the Hong Kong government Including the RFA Free Asia Radio It is a serious question for foreign forces This Free Asia Radio said After the implementation of Article 23 of the relevant law Can it still operate safely in Hong Kong? There is a serious question This Free Asia Radio saw Since the establishment of the Hong Kong Office in 1996 That is, one year before 1997 Hong Kong Office was established in Hong Kong Has been operated by private news agencies This RFA's authority to edit independently Protected by the firewall This firewall has received support from other Provide support to the United States Congress Confirm the status of the RFA Hong Kong Office Because it is the last batch in Hong Kong Reporting local news independently in Cantonese and Mandarin One of the news agencies This time it is officially announced that Hong Kong The name is still there, but the actual body is gone This means that this radio will turn This Free Asia Radio Guarantee RFA's news program and content Will continue to be uninterrupted This time it issued this news RFA mentioned this again Director of the Hong Kong Security Bureau, Deng Bingqiang On February 19, named RFA Named this Free Asia Radio He said this radio was sponsored by the U.S. federal government This radio has a title This RFA radio In fact, it is a non-profit American private news agency Private With Deng Bingqiang's statement There is a little input He said that the budget issued by the U.S. Congress every year Is managed by the U.S. Administration of Broadcasting Deng Bingqiang said Free Asia Radio quoted the wrong comments Said that 23 RFA crimes are targeted at media Deng Bingqiang reiterated RFA only targets people who endanger national security There is sufficient protection and freedom for media reporting This is Deng Bingqiang's statement Believe it or not, it's up to you I don't believe it Now this Hong Kong Your little different opinions Say that you endanger national security Those ordinary people What ability does the media have to endanger national security? Now Deng Bingqiang said There is sufficient protection and freedom for media reporting Wow, is it true? I can still talk like this overseas If I talk like this in Hong Kong I will have to wait for the RFA This Free Asia Radio said A reporter questioned Deng Bingqiang on the spot According to his statement Will the media interview those who oppose the opinion in the future? Deng Bingqiang replied If as an external force, you have the intention to blackmail Whether or not it is illegal He said he would study it slowly If you use this to mislead Hong Kong citizens Deng Bingqiang's statement If the media interview those who oppose the opinion To mislead Hong Kong citizens To intimidate Hong Kong citizens This is not the truth So Deng Bingqiang said Must make a refutation Deng Bingqiang said I think now Not the media mislead Hong Kong citizens Not the media intimidate Hong Kong citizens Deng Bingqiang intimidates Hong Kong citizens This Free Asia Radio also mentioned In February this year, the Hong Kong police issued a statement Criticizing RFA News about a retired senior police officer Interviewed the former Legislative Council member who was in Australia and was sued by the Hong Kong government He said The Hong Kong government does not allow the media to interview Those who have been accused of fleeing overseas Which law in the Hong Kong government Does not allow the media Does not allow the reporters to interview those who have been accused of fleeing overseas? What is the law? Don't foreign media have this right? Foreign media, Australian media We are in Australia According to the Australian government According to Australian law According to Australian social habits To conduct these interviews Now the Hong Kong government says It's really big, this universe is big So I saw this paragraph and thought Since ancient times What did the Chinese say? Under the sky, not the land This world The whole world is the land of the emperor So the Hong Kong government The Hong Kong SAR government Does not allow foreign media To interview those who have been accused of fleeing overseas Wow, this is really great The Hong Kong SAR government is really great Can also control Australia Australia's society Can also control Australian media Very powerful Can bring the Hong Kong government to Australia Is the Australian government still in power? Australian government, Australian law Can it still protect Australian media? This The Australian media released this This The report says that Article 23 Divide the country, subvert terrorism And foreign forces Condemn it as a crime Article 23 on the basis of this Also interfere with espionage activities And seize national secrets Etc. Condemn it as a crime It says U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Democratic Party Chief of Staff Gregory Meeks Said the Free Asia Radio Was forced to close the Hong Kong office This Article 23 further suppresses Hong Kong's basic freedom He said this law not only represents The power of the Hong Kong and Beijing authorities To suppress freedom of speech Slightly escalated And also damaged Freedom of the media And public acquisition Hong Kong-related The ability to get real news about what is happening This is the U.S. House of Representatives House of Representatives Chief of Staff Gregory Meeks This speech Since the passage of the Hong Kong National Security Law in 2020 Faced with continuous pressure and harassment Free Asia Radio Has always been a rare independent source of news in Hong Kong 28 years later Free Asia Radio The closure of the Hong Kong office Clearly reminded everyone How did Beijing openly Deprive Hong Kong of its autonomy According to the world's latest news freedom ranking Hong Kong is in the top 180 countries and regions Ranked 140th 140th Very behind Originally, Hong Kong's ranking was in the front Now after so many years The Hong Kong National Security Law has reached Article 23 Freedom of the press Is there still freedom of the press in Hong Kong? Deng Bingqiang said yes Do you believe it? Look at how Hong Kong media is doing now From Apple Daily To some other independent media Some reporters' rumors It's already clear Can reflect Is there still freedom of the press in Hong Kong? I have said many things today The U.S. Department of State Today issued the latest One-year report on Hong Kong And is ready to announce sanctions 23 Hong Kong officials involved I said, why don't we Because the Hong Kong Legislative Council All members of the Legislative Council Passed Article 23 All members of the Legislative Council have been sanctioned Don't let them enter the U.S. These members of the Legislative Council If they go to the U.S. Will they collude with the U.S. forces? These members of the Legislative Council Go to Mexico and Pyongyang in the future Don't go to the U.S. Okay, today I said When will the U.S. announce Sanctions for the new round Involving 23 Hong Kong government officials Including who? I am also waiting for this list I hope it can include the current members of the Hong Kong Legislative Council Those so-called members of the Legislative Council All say yes, you can't say no Then everyone has time to look at The latest report of the U.S. Department of State Can be found on the Internet I have said a few things today The latest Hong Kong report of the U.S. Department of State And may be out of the way Sanctions on 23 Hong Kong government officials In addition, the Free Asia Radio To ensure the safety of employees Officially moved out to Hong Kong Now Hong Kong is in a state of chaos Some friends went back to Hong Kong Said that Hong Kong is now It was snowing early at night I just saw a photo today Said that Hong Kong took the subway Seven o'clock in the evening There are only a few people on the subway Sitting in the seats Not full, not full No one is standing It's only seven o'clock at night On the Wang Kok subway You can see these photos on the Internet Okay, that's it for today See you next time I am Lim Chong from Australia I hope to return to Hong Kong sooner Bye bye