Liu Guangyuan, the Commissioner of the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong, said at the "Vision 2030 International Forum on the Rule of Law" today (26th) that to maintain the rule of law, we must first maintain the constitutional order, criticizing the destruction of anti-China chaos in Hong Kong in the past period of time. This order also believes that some countries "practice hegemony in the name of democracy".
Refers to the maintenance of the rule of law must first maintain the constitutional order
In his speech, Liu Guangyuan said that Hong Kong needs to continue to uphold the rule of law to ensure the continued success of "One Country, Two Systems" and that Hong Kong is prosperous and stable.
He believes that the Constitution and the Basic Law jointly build the constitutional foundation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Therefore, to maintain the rule of law, we must first maintain the constitutional order established by the Constitution and the Basic Law.
He criticized the fact that anti-China activities in Hong Kong have become more active in the past period of time, threatening people's lives, public order and the rule of law. The society needs to maintain the legal system and spirit to ensure that law enforcement must be enforced and lawbreakers must be held accountable.
Liu Guangyuan pointed out that the central government implemented the "Hong Kong National Security Law" and "improved the electoral system" in Hong Kong in accordance with the "Constitution" and "Basic Law", plugging major legal loopholes in Hong Kong, and turning Hong Kong from chaos to governance.
He also believes that the rule of law will also uphold international justice, but today the international rule of law is being seriously challenged. Some countries exercise hegemony in the name of formulating protection laws. Some countries claim to maintain international order but selectively enforce international laws. Some countries claim to pursue multilateralism. , but put pressure on other countries to impose sanctions on other countries in violation of international agreements or organizations; some countries have carried out anti-democratic activities in the name of democracy, such as holding the so-called "democracy summit", and put forward absurd arguments.
Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor: The rule of law has been improving since the reunification of the People's Republic of China. The basic rights and freedoms of citizens have been guaranteed.