U.S. NDI report review and revision example

Political situation

Written by: Lin Jian

2020-04-26 13:14

The United States passed the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act last year. Beijing countered the United States and sanctioned five non-governmental organizations, including the National Institute of International Democracy (NDI). NDI issued a report last Thursday (23rd), saying that Hong Kong ’s anti-revision demonstrations last year evolved into a democratic struggle, that the Hong Kong people ’s claims were legitimate and reasonable, and asked the SAR government to set up an independent investigation committee and restart political reforms. Beijing reiterated its one country, two systems Promise of.

The Office of the Special Envoy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong issued a statement today (26th) that criticized the report strictly for "confusing right and wrong, reversing black and white", and "talking about things and making rumors and deceptions" about the internal affairs of other countries and regions to intervene in Hong Kong affairs.

The Hong Kong Office issued a statement criticizing the NDI report for "confusing right and wrong, reversing black and white." (Declaration screenshot)

NDI report: The police used too much force Beijing must reiterate its commitment to one country, two systems

The NDI report mentioned that the political turmoil caused by the controversy on amending the "Fugitive Offenders Ordinance" last year has lasted for nearly a year and is still supported by most citizens. The content pointed out that the Hong Kong people's claims are legal and reasonable, but the SAR government relies on the police to suppress the demonstrations. Among them, taking the 7.21 Yuen Long attack and the 8.31 Prince Edward Station as examples, it is believed that the police have used excessive force. The report urges the SAR government to set up an independent committee to investigate, dialogue with citizens to restart political reforms; Beijing reiterates its commitment to one country, two systems, ceases to erode Hong Kong ’s high degree of autonomy, and communicates effectively with Hong Kong people, including the democratic factions; Pressure. The report also requires democratic protesters to stop using violence.

The Office in Hong Kong issued a statement criticizing the report for "improving Hong Kong's affairs" and strongly condemned it. The spokesman pointed out that NDI "has always used the guise of" democracy "and" human rights ", confuses right and wrong, reverses black and white, wears" colored glasses "and stubborn prejudices to talk about internal affairs of other countries and regions. It is notorious internationally and has no credibility at all. Now it is time to intervene in Hong Kong affairs again by publishing a so-called report, adding new accounts to its inferior records. "

The spokesperson criticized that the report "beautifies the lawless and dehumanizing extreme violence, but accuses the Hong Kong police of forbearance and restraint and proper law enforcement; it provokes conflicts between the opposition and extremists, resorts to violence, and robs the society of illegal crimes. The act is packaged as "fighting for democracy" and avoids talking about extreme violence, which seriously undermines the rule of law and seriously impacts the essence of the "one country, two systems" principle. The statement further states that NDI "openly encourages other countries to join forces to intervene in Hong Kong affairs." The heart can be blamed.

The spokesman pointed out: "It is the foreign intervention forces represented by such organizations that have long colluded with Hong Kong anti-China disorderers to intervene in Hong Kong affairs, reverse black and white, and provoke confrontation. Stable evil results. "He also called:" All the Chinese people, including compatriots in Hong Kong, condemn them and condemn them. They will definitely pay for their own evil deeds. "

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