Biden extends sanctions against Chinese and Hong Kong officials, the Liaison Office denounces the European Parliament for "reversed black and white"

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Written by: Luo Min Yeon

2021-07-10 19:33

The last update date: 2021-07-10 19:33

US President Biden announced on Wednesday (7th) that the state of emergency promulgated in response to the situation in Hong Kong will be extended for one year and will continue to take effect after the 14th of this month.

The Liaison Office spokesperson today (10th) responded to the sanctions against the Hong Kong issue, strongly condemning the European Parliament for ignoring international law and basic norms of international relations, passing resolutions to defame the Hong Kong National Security Act, advising the European Parliament to stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs and Interference in China's internal affairs.

The spokesperson strongly condemned the European Parliament for ignoring international law and the basic norms of international relations, adopting resolutions to defame the "Hong Kong National Security Act" and advocate sanctions against China, describing it as "reverse black and white."

The spokesman said that since the promulgation and implementation of the Hong Kong National Security Law, the rule of law and social order in Hong Kong have returned to the right track, and citizens’ personal rights and peace of life have been effectively guaranteed. The action is a "just act of safeguarding national security and the constitutional order of the special zone."

The spokesperson emphasized that "Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong, and intimidation and threats cannot deter the Chinese people." He advised the European Parliament to stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs and China's internal affairs in any way, and stated that any external forces attempt to undermine Hong Kong's prosperity and stability and hinder China. Those who develop peacefully are doomed to fail.

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