The Hong Kong version of the National Security Act Tan Huizhu questioned that "Guangfu" has the meaning of overthrowing the sense of constituency selection without DQ.

Political situation

Written by: Luo Jiaqing

2020-07-03 11:26

The "Minato-guchi National Security Law" came into effect on the 31st of last month. The police arrested 10 people the day before the July 1st march, inciting or instigating others to split or subvert the country, in violation of the "Minato-guchi National Security Law." The SAR Government issued a statement last night (2nd) that the slogan "Recover Hong Kong, Revolution of the Times" is today and today, is to have Hong Kong independence, or to separate the Hong Kong SAR from the People's Republic of China, change the legal status of the SAR, or subvert the state power Meaning.

Tan Huizhu, deputy director of the Basic Law Committee, said today (3rd) that he had problems with the slogan "Recover Hong Kong, Revolution of the Times" on the Hong Kong and Taiwan program. He also said that "Recover" is a place that originally belonged to you. The meaning to be retrieved, such as the War of Resistance Against Japan. Tan Huizhu emphasized that Hong Kong is an inseparable part of China. Jurisdiction and dominance are in China. He questioned whether "recovery" meant to overthrow things. Regarding that no one was disqualified due to this slogan last year, Tan Huizhu said that she felt like "leaking (eye)".

Tan Huizhu emphasized that Hong Kong is an inseparable part of China. Jurisdiction and dominance are in China. He questioned whether "recovery" meant to overthrow things. (Profile picture)

Tan Huizhu pointed out that simply calling "Recover Hong Kong, the Revolution of the Times" would not necessarily violate the national security laws, but it can be used as a symbol to continue to investigate, emphasizing that depending on its actions, intentions and circumstances at that time, it is not possible to just draw one thing, "From the beginning to the end Ou Qingqing script." For example, she said that if a group of people calls slogans in an organized manner and their actions involve violence, they may have a chance to violate the national security laws.

Asked whether the song "May the Glory Return to Hong Kong" is also a banned song, Tan Huizhu said that he had never heard this song, but the words "Recover" and "Revolution of the Times" mentioned in the song, that is, the lyrics also have problems, The situation is the same as "Recover Hong Kong, Revolution of the Times". Regarding whether this would cause white terror, Tan Huizhu denied, "Everyone can't go beyond the double white line. When asked if the line will change in any year and month, she described "the gentleman is not standing under a dangerous wall."

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Tan Huizhu also pointed out that both the Minzu District National Security Law and the Basic Law are national laws, but because the Minato City National Security Law is a post-law, which is implemented later than the Basic Law, it has priority over the Basic Law of the former law. The court may be instructed to try the case without a jury, and three judges form the trial court. She believes that there is no violation of the Basic Law.

She also mentioned that there are strong opinions that the provisions should be retroactive, but the final provisions are not listed. I hope that everyone can start again and understand that on "one country, two systems", one country must be consistent, but the two systems must respect each other. Instead of discriminating against each other, the most important thing is to return to the original spirit of one country, two systems.

Tan Huizhu Hong Kong version of the National Security Law