How China’s National Security Law Quashed Civil Society In Hong Kong

The Communist Party of China invaded Hong Kong by viciously violating the one country, two system agreement!

"... Passed in 2020 and reinforced with new, related legislation this year, the National Security Law allows law enforcement to conduct searches without warrants. It criminalizes virtually all forms of peaceful protest and allows detention without trial for up to two weeks.

Lai [Son of Jimmy Lai] said Hong Kong police and other officials appear to prosecute even people of Chinese ethnicity who have never had a Hong Kong or People’s Republic of China (PRC) passport, if they set foot on Hong Kong soil and engage in any of a myriad of things now considered to be subversive. ..."

How China’s National Security Law Quashed Civil Society In Hong Kong | Hoover Institution As the son of democracy activist and newspaper publisher Jimmy Lai, Sebastien Lai says he frequently saw his father take big risks to advance the cause of freedom in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong’s autonomy, dying in full view

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" ... In a stunning turn on 17 April, Beijing’s Liaison Office in Hong Kong issued a broad new interpretation, saying that it and the companion Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office in Beijing ‘most definitely’ had the right to get involved in local issues, including commenting on political disputes. The liaison office said it was ‘authorised by the central authorities to handle Hong Kong affairs’. ... In further evidence that autonomy is now effectively dead, top Hong Kong judges complained about mainland interference in judicial affairs after the Chinese state-run media warned them not to ‘absolve’ protesters. ... Early on 18 April, 15 prominent opposition figures and pro-democracy leaders were arrested, purportedly for their roles in ‘unauthorised protests’ in August and October. They included media tycoon Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, whose newspaper, Apple Daily, is the most openly pro-democracy, and 81-year-old lawyer Martin Lee, a former head of the Democratic Party known as the ‘father of democracy’. ... "

Some good recent news: " ... September’s legislative council election. In district council elections, pro-China and pro-establishment candidates suffered a shocking defeat. Pro-democracy and localist candidates won control of 17 of 18 councils and tripled their number of seats ..."


Hong Kong’s autonomy, dying in full view | The Strategist: It may have gone unnoticed as the world continued to deal with the coronavirus pandemic that the Chinese Communist Party has taken the opportunity to effectively kill off Hong Kong’s ‘one country, two systems’ experiment. ...