Election｜He Peishan: Customs will step up to stop the influx of propaganda articles that endanger national security, and will examine intentions

Hong Kong will host three elections to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the return to Hong Kong. When the Commissioner of Customs and Excise He Peishan attended the commercial program "Political and Economic Saturday" this morning (13th), she mentioned that after the implementation of the National Security Law, guns and strategic materials have flowed into Hong Kong. The number of cases has decreased, but it has been noticed that "soft confrontation" propaganda items may flow into Hong Kong, and will step up interception. She pointed out that the "soft confrontation" propaganda items have a wide range of types and are "good for life." The customs will lead by intelligence and cooperate with the police. Cooperating with the Office, reviewing the intended behavior of the article, etc., and seeking legal advice if necessary, it is believed that "There is a text review in the conversation."

He Peishan said that after the implementation of the National Security Law, items that endanger national security, including guns and ammunition, small arms, and strategic materials such as helmets, have reduced the number of cases imported into Hong Kong, but noticed that "soft confrontation" propaganda may flow into Hong Kong for the purpose of incitement. , Advocating violence, inciting hatred towards the country and the SAR, and intending to use illegal acts to achieve political goals, etc., "cannot be taken lightly."

He Peishan described, "The propaganda items are not the same as the usual seizures of prohibited goods. They do not have a set range of firearms, ammunition, or the same drugs. It can be integrated into daily life.” The customs will be led by intelligence and coordinate with the National Security Department of the police.

When asked how to determine what content is illegal, He Peishan said that he would look at the entirety, including intentional actions, focusing on the investigation process to search for evidence, and seeking legal advice if necessary, "There is no textual review in conversation." Hong Kong will hold a legislative council and As the chief executive is elected, and to welcome the 25th anniversary of the return, the customs will strengthen relevant law enforcement.

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