Opposition to China's move to enact national security law in Hong Kong

Opposition to China's move to enact national security law in Hong Kong

Representatives from a think tank and human rights group hold a press conference in Taipei on May 27, 2020, raising an alarm over China's proposed introduction of the mainland's national security law in Hong Kong that is feared will curb Hong Kong's autonomy. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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