The Hong Kong version of the National Security Law｜Trade union academy condemns the referendum on strikes and strikes: the referendum has no constitutional basis

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Written by: Chen Qianting

2020-06-07 14:25

The Hong Kong version of the National Security Law is expected to announce details in the short term. Cross-sector labor unions and middle school student organizations initiated a vote next Sunday (14th) to decide whether to oppose the National Security Law in the form of strikes or strikes. Twenty-three labor unions have participated temporarily.

A spokesman for the SAR Government issued a statement today (7th) to strongly condemn the practices of the above-mentioned groups, denounce openly advocating "Hong Kong independence", "self-determination", "referendum" and other claims, engaging in activities that clearly undermine national unity and split the country, challenging the Basic Law "And "One Country, Two Systems". The spokesman also pointed out that the Basic Law and the Hong Kong legal system do not have a referendum system. The so-called "referendum" has neither a constitutional basis nor legal effect. "Strikes, strikes, and referendums" obviously use students for political purposes, emphasizing anyone Or organizing extreme measures to intimidate the SAR government will not succeed, and appeals to citizens to support national security legislation.

▼The controversy between the parties of the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law Legislation continues▼

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The "Two Million Three Strikes Union Front" announced yesterday (6th) that in opposition to the Hong Kong version of the National Security Act, the first strike referendum in Hong Kong will be launched on June 14th, with the goal of having 60,000 members vote and middle school students prepare for action The platform will also vote on strike on June 14, with the goal of obtaining at least 10,000 middle school students to participate. If 60% of voters support the strike, it will strike in two stages.

Hong Kong Government: Advocating a referendum, splitting the country, etc. undermines the rule of law in Hong Kong

A spokesman for the SAR Government issued a statement today to strongly condemn the referendum on strikes and strikes. The spokesman pointed out that since last year, some people have publicly advocated "Hong Kong independence", "self-determination", "referendum" and other claims to engage in a clear violation of national unity and split the country. Activities that challenge the Basic Law and "One Country, Two Systems." The spokesman believes that actions and activities not only undermine the rule of law and order in Hong Kong, but also endanger national sovereignty, security, and development interests. The spokesperson reiterated that there are organizations that continue to incite students and young people to engage in illegal activities. Many young people have been arrested and sentenced to imprisonment, and have been victimized for life.

Referendum makes no sense to strike class referendum to use students for political purposes

The spokesman emphasized that the Basic Law and the Hong Kong legal system do not have a "referendum" system. The so-called "referendum" has neither a constitutional basis nor legal effect. The "Strike and Class Referendum" obviously uses students for political purposes.

For the organized use of schools as venues for expressing political appeals in various ways over and over again and again, they deliberately mislead or even incite students, especially elementary and middle school students, to participate in the so-called "strike and referendum" which is meaningless. Rather than draw a line. Parents and teachers should persuade young children and students not to participate, and work together to prevent the intrusion of politics and distortions on campus.

The spokesman reiterated that the SAR Government firmly supports and fully cooperates with the National Security Law-related "Decisions" adopted by the National People's Congress. It also refers to any person or organization that uses extreme means to intimidate the SAR Government, and will not succeed.　

The action preparation platform for middle school students will hold a referendum on June 14. (Profile picture/photo by Huang Baoying)

The HA Frontier Council, which initiated a medical strike in February due to insufficient government epidemic prevention work, also expressed its firm opposition to the implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong and will respond to the three strikes. The union also revealed that a general meeting has been held to vote to authorize the Council If the strike declaration is signed by 4,000 members and 80% of the unions participating in the three strikes have at least 5% of the people in the industry participating in the strike, the council can immediately initiate a strike and the union will collect the members' intentions within the next week.

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