[Hong Kong version of the National Security Law] Foreign media: Pope Francis’s speech temporarily took up content about Hong Kong

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Written by: Fang Yimei

2020-07-07 17:32

After the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" came into effect on June 30, the international community has been concerned about the development of the situation in Hong Kong. Italian media reported on July 6 that before the Catholic Pope Pope Francis delivered a speech on July 5, the Vatican media had received the Pope’s speech and found that the Pope intended to mention the situation in Hong Kong, but Before the speech began, the content about Hong Kong in the speech was temporarily taken up.

In the original speech, when the Pope mentioned the situation in Hong Kong, he expressed the hope that everyone would understand visionary wisdom and real dialogue to face the problem. This requires courage, humility, non-violence, and respect for the dignity and rights of others. I also hope that social freedom, especially religious freedom, can be expressed comprehensively and under true freedom.

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Before the speech, the reporter suddenly received a notice that the pope would not read about Hong Kong, but the Vatican had no reason to explain. Some local media are concerned that the Pope has decided not to mention the content because of pressure from China. It is reported that the Vatican is preparing to update the agreement with the Chinese government on the appointment of a Chinese bishop.

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