[Bill of Rights] Hong Kong Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: To condone violent crimes or to destroy Hong Kong

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Written by: Ye Qi

2019-11-28 12:14

US President Trump officially signed the Hong Kong Bill of Rights and Democracy. Following the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the China United Nations Office and the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office, the Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong also issued a statement expressing its firm opposition and strongly condemning it.

The statement also criticized the US for seriously interfering in Hong Kong affairs and China ’s internal affairs and seriously violating basic laws of international law and international relations. It is to obstruct the Chinese people from achieving a great renaissance, but this is futile and delusional ", indicating that" the Chinese people, including our compatriots in Hong Kong, will not agree! The international community will not agree! "

The statement said that the US move "is to condone violent crimes and to destroy Hong Kong." (Profile picture)

The statement also emphasized that Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong, Hong Kong affairs should not be tolerated by any external forces, and China's internal affairs should not allow any foreign interference. The Chinese government is unswerving in safeguarding national sovereignty, security, and development interests. It is unswerving in implementing the principle of "one country, two systems." It is unswervingly determined to oppose any external forces in interfering in Hong Kong affairs. The whole Chinese people in China are facing a headache! ".

(Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong)

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