People who violate Hong Kong's security laws can face life sentences
Chinese security laws about to be enacted with Hong Kong could set a life sentence on charges of national security, according to sources.
continue readingChinese security laws about to be enacted with Hong Kong could set a life sentence on charges of national security, according to sources.
continue readingThe US Senate passes a bill that could help the Trump administration punish China for enacting Hong Kong security laws.
continue readingBeijing is determined to pursue Hong Kong security laws, arguing that the cost will be lower than the benefits gained from solid control of the special zone.
continue readingOpposition MP Ray Chan threw a nasty fertilizer bag to stop the Hong Kong Legislative Assembly from passing the national anthem but failed.
continue readingChina said the US deprivation of Hong Kong's special trade status violated WTO rules and did not serve Washington's interests.
continue readingChief Executive Carrie Lam and senior officials traveled to Beijing to present Hong Kong's personal views and public opinion on the security bill.
continue readingThe Chinese Ministry of Public Security pledged to "guide and support" Hong Kong police after the National Assembly passes a resolution on building a security law.
continue readingChina's plan to impose security laws violated international obligations to Hong Kong, according to joint statements from the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia.
continue readingMore than 200 lawmakers from 23 countries issued joint statements condemning China for proposing a Hong Kong security bill.
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