Hong Kong version of the National Security Law｜Japan Kyodo News Agency says Beijing sends 300 armed police to Hong Kong to station in the name of observer

Political situation

Author: Sha Banshan

2020-07-04 21:44

The Kyodo News Beijing Branch today (4th) quoted mainland sources as saying that after the implementation of the Hong Kong version of the National Security Act, the Beijing authorities decided to send 200 to 300 armed police (armed police) to station in Hong Kong as "observers".

The Kyodo News revealed that in response to the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law that was just gazetted, the Beijing authorities decided to dispatch 200 to 300 armed police and stationed in Hong Kong as an "observer". (Profile picture/Weibo@轻兵器)

The Hong Kong version of the National Security Law was published in the gazette a few days ago, which states that the National Security Agency will be established to supervise, guide, coordinate, and support the SAR government to perform its duties of maintaining national security. The State Council recently decided to appoint Zheng Yanxiong as the director, Li Jiangzhou, the head of the police department of the Liaison Office, and Sun Qingye as deputy directors of the National Security Office.

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