The Hong Kong version of the National Security Law

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Written by: Chen Jiayi

2020-07-10 23:04

Breakazine said on the Facebook page that in response to the implementation of the National Security Act of the Minato City, the agency is seeking legal advice on the law, and originally scheduled to publish a new issue of "Breakazine" in mid-July, which will suspend the shipping arrangements.

The new breakthrough magazine "Breakazine" is called "Dangerous Reading". (Photo of Breakazine Facebook page)

Breakazine said on the Facebook page that in response to the implementation of the National Security Act of the Minato City, the agency is seeking legal advice on the impact of the law on ministry. It is expected that the "dangerous reading" published in mid-July will suspend the original shipping arrangements. The new breakthrough magazine "Breakazine" is called "Dangerous Reading" and recently published "Preface: Responding to the Dangerous City Reading of the Times" on the Facebook page. The preface mentions the worries about publishing books under the implementation of the National Security Act of the Minato City: "Everyone is worried about whether books with a position different from the established system can still be displayed, displayed and sold on different platforms as usual. Under the blade of the "National Security Act", the free air seems to be thinner, and everyone feels more suffocated."

"Breakazine", which was published by the Christian Youth Agency, was published by the Christian Youth Agency, and the content of the past issues has included anti-revision laws. Earlier, the LCSD Public Library removed "Breakazine" from the "New Book Introduction" bookshelf. It was not placed on the "New Book Introduction" bookshelf like other new books. Only books and periodicals were placed directly on the ordinary bookshelves.

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Hong Kong version of the National Security Law