Scholar of Asia-Pacific geopolitics and correspondent for Flashpoints, Dissident Voice, Counterpunch and other outlets K.J. Noh breaks down Hong Kong’s new security law. He discusses the foreign funding supporting Hong Kong’s long-running protests and the very ordinary nature of this national security legislation that has caused so much uproar. He predicts how enforcement of the law could evolve, what’s actually driving the outrage over this law, and where it might lead.