Hong Kong version of the National Security Law ｜ Citizens worry about the loss of Hong Kong ’s autonomy after passing it: This thing is too fast than imagined

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Written by: Huang Yongyu

2020-05-24 13:09

The Hong Kong version of the National Security Law and National Anthem Law has caused a lot of controversy in the society recently. Some netizens launched the "Anti-National Anthem Law Parade" today (24th), expressing their dissatisfaction, and the police force around Hong Kong Island has been significantly strengthened. Some citizens confessed that when they saw the decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, they felt abruptly: "This thing is too fast than imagined, and it will happen in no time." Some Hong Kong mothers worry that foreign capital will be withdrawn after passing. The remaining freedom of expression is no longer, and I intend to speed up the immigration plan.

Times Square, with its famous stores as the mainstay, has not been affected by the parade. The reporter visited the site at 11 o'clock and was still operating as usual. (Photo by Huang Yongyu)

The National People's Congress announced earlier that it has enacted a national security law for Hong Kong, which will be implemented directly in Hong Kong by joining Annex III of the Basic Law. This practice has caused controversy, and many people are worried about reducing Hong Kong's autonomy. In addition, the second reading of the National Anthem Law will be resumed on Wednesday. Some netizens launched the "Anti-National Anthem Law Parade" today. The route is between SOGO in Causeway Bay and Southorn Stadium in Wan Chai.

The reporter visited Causeway Bay at 11:00 this morning. Many foreign domestic helpers gathered on the street as usual. However, the Times Square, which is dominated by famous stores, is relatively sparsely populated, but the whole is still open for business and has not been affected by the parade. At noon, the police force has obviously increased.

Citizens Ms. He and Ms. Tang thought that the implementation of the National Security Law was very urgent, and the decision came suddenly. "This happened too quickly than imagined, and it will happen in no time", worrying that Hong Kong's autonomy will be damaged. (Photo by Huang Yongyu)

Competent immigration is not the solution

Citizens Ms. He and Ms. Tang are both "harmonious." For the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law, they believe that the implementation is quite urgent, and the decision came very suddenly. "This thing is too fast than imagined. What happened at the moment? "

As soon as the news came out, a friend around me started thinking about immigration, and the two of them admitted that the idea of ​​immigration would occasionally flash, "Even if you have the ability to go, you should let the matter down, and you will never be the solution." They pointed out that it is up to the actual situation today to decide whether to participate in the march or not, but they think that the democratic process is quite long and Hong Kong people should continue to insist.

A series of political events "speed up the pace"

Citizen Ms. Zhao and her 9-year-old and 6-year-old sons pass through Causeway Bay. She believes that once the National Security Act is implemented in Hong Kong, foreign investment will definitely be withdrawn, and she is worried about harming freedom of expression. She admitted frankly that she had no plans to march on the streets today, but she has no choice but to say that there is no room for "voice" in Hong Kong at present. "No matter how many millions of people go on the street, the Qu (government) microphone is also a good thing!"

She has a New Zealand loan, and she has seriously considered her family ’s immigration plans since last year. However, a series of political incidents in recent days have made her “closer to the line will speed up her pace”, and “a lot of friends have to go. Let ’s go, I think I ’m more discouraged about people who do n’t pick up (leave) ... Hong Kong people are miserable. "

"Everyone is so worried, no matter what the development prospects are, they are fundamental human rights."

This year's middle school student, Miss Tan, and her two friends, all in black clothes, claim to be "harmful and unreasonable." Today they intend to participate in the parade just to resist their dissatisfaction with the national anthem law and the national security law. As a young man, she admits that she feels "grey" about the way forward. "All the worries are very worrying. No matter what the development prospects are, it will be threatened if you insist on basic human rights."

Talking about whether to consider immigration, she said with a smile: "It should be left to the last moment because there is no money to immigrate. She also does not agree that today is the last chance to speak," If you come out, you will come out, and if you do n’t have morale Low, more and more people forget. "

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