Political situation
Written by: Liu Jinhua
2020-05-23 15:09
Date of last update: 2020-05-23 15:09The "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law" was included in the agenda of the National People's Congress, which caused a heated discussion in the Hong Kong society. The law is aimed at splitting the country, subverting state power, organizing terrorist activities, and interfering with foreign and foreign forces. The relevant laws will be listed in Annex III of the Hong Kong Basic Law, which will be promulgated and implemented by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
A joint press conference of members of the formed organization held a press conference today (23rd), expressing its welcome to the National People's Congress of China to issue the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law." Guan Pinfang, a former consultant of the Central Policy Group, said that Hong Kong people's doubts about the National Security Law were caused by misleading democrats. He pointed out that Macao had already enacted Article 23 of the Basic Law, but there were no democratizations or foreign investors withdrawing capital, but the economy was prosperous, and Europe and the United States did not sanction Macao, but increased investment in Macao. Law is an important cornerstone for safeguarding the stability, prosperity and development of Hong Kong. However, he also believes that the Legislative Council will cause turbulence in Hong Kong in the short term. Hong Kong will become the target of the United States against the backdrop of the Sino-US trade war.
The 23rd People's Congress invited a number of celebrities from the political, academic and legal fields, including Lu Renlong, Cao Hongwei, Mang Guo and He Junyao, and Hua Ji and Li Zijing.
The second from the left is Pin Pinfang, the third from the left is Jin Fang, and the far right is from Zhao Lijuan. (Photo by Gao Zhongming)
The convener, Zhao Lijuan, thanked more than two million Hong Kong citizens for participating in the joint operation initiated by the Honourable He Junyao and supporting 23 pieces of legislation. She hopes to gather more people's support through the 23 People's Congress held in the afternoon, and hopes to speak to the Hong Kong SAR Government and political parties to pass legislative procedures for Article 23 of the Basic Law and the National Anthem Act as soon as possible. She criticized the democrats for obstructing the legislation of Articles 23 and 45 of the Basic Law of Hong Kong, creating hatred for China, provoking social conflicts, and inciting people to violate the law.
A joint press conference of members of the formed organization held a press conference today (23rd), expressing its welcome to the National People's Congress of China to issue the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law." (Photo by Gao Zhongming)
The joint director of the people, the young chairman of the Hong Kong Political Science Research Association Lin Jinfang said that the Hong Kong version of the national security French 23 legislation is a prerequisite for universal suffrage. He added that countries in Europe and the United States have also enacted a number of national security laws for fear of foreign interference in elections, such as prohibiting political parties from collecting foreign contributions and monitoring the political actions of foreign NGOs in their countries. He criticized foreign politicians for condemning China for enacting the National Security Law, which was self-contradictory and double standards.
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