UK's Response to China's National Security Law in Hong Kong

The chapter examines the British government's criticism of China for passing a national security law in Hong Kong, seen as a breach of agreements from the 1997 handover. It discusses the UK's plan to offer British National Overseas status individuals a pathway to UK citizenship amidst concerns of rights violations and extradition to mainland China. The chapter also delves into the broader implications for UK-China relations and the challenges faced in balancing human rights, international diplomacy, and economic considerations.