The Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong issued a statement today (March 1), criticizing the Inter-Parliamentary Coalition for China Policy (IPAC) and some foreign anti-China lawmakers, blatantly supporting the anti-China rioters in Hong Kong, and "wannaly slandering the central government. The Hong Kong policy and the Hong Kong National Security Law are even unreasonably clamoring for sanctions." The spokesman expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition, urging relevant politicians to "respect the facts, recognize the general trend, and immediately stop the political show that deceives the world."
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IPAC says primaries 'eliminate political opposition'
IPAC issued a statement yesterday (February 28) on the one-year anniversary of the indictment of 47 people in the pro-democracy primary election case. one year.
The spokesperson of the Commissioner's Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong pointed out that Hong Kong is a society governed by the rule of law, where laws must be followed, and those who violate the law must be prosecuted. The SAR police strictly enforce the law, and the judiciary administers justice impartially. It is completely just and just, and no external forces are allowed to make irresponsible remarks." The statement emphasized that the national security law targets a small group of criminals who seriously endanger national security.
The spokesman urged individual politicians to pull back from the brink and immediately stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs and China's internal affairs.
The first anniversary of the 47-member pan-democratic primary election case, Lin Zhuoting and other defendants who did not appear in court said: The lawyer in the pan-democratic primary election case refused to show his ID. The prosecution and defense of the case continue the legal debate, Lin Zhuoting and others take the opportunity to pay New Year's greetings