Hong Kong's National Security Law (Article 23) passed, raising international concern over human rights and potential impact on city's global financial status.
Hong Kong's new National Security Law, known as Article 23, has raised international concern over human rights as critics fear it will restrict freedoms and damage the city's reputation as a global financial center. The law was passed unanimously by pro-Beijing lawmakers, with its implementation praised by Chief Executive John Lee, who believes it fulfills the Chinese government's expectations. Critics argue the law will worsen Hong Kong's human rights situation and potentially impact its international standing.
April 20, 2024
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