Two systems go: a new law grips Hong Kong
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Hong Kong's Stranglehold: The Impact of New National Security Laws
This chapter delves into the severe implications of Hong Kong's recent national security law, which includes harsh penalties that threaten civil liberties. As protests continue amid fears of police violence, the chapter highlights the law's vague definitions and its chilling effect on dissenting voices. It also examines the international fallout, including the US's stance on Hong Kong's autonomy and the potential British response for residents.
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