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Leung Ai-shih: Hong Kong people owe a national view and must accept the interpretation of the law by the National People's Congress

2022-06-25T03:12:52.349Z


Former Secretary for Justice Leung Oisy said in a radio program today (25th) that some people have doubts about the Central Government's interpretation of the law several times after the handover.


The former Secretary for Justice, Leung Oisy, said in a radio program today (25th) that some people have doubts about the Central Government's interpretation of the law after the handover, because they have insufficient understanding of "One Country, Two Systems" and the Basic Law, although under common law, only courts are It has the right to interpret the law, but according to the national system, the right to interpret the law belongs to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.


Leung Aishi said that Hong Kong was a colony in the past, and the British Hong Kong government did not want citizens to have a national concept, so many citizens had a weak concept of the state, but after the handover, it means a change of identity. power.

She also said that for historical reasons, many Hong Kong people resisted the central government.


Leung Ai-shih believes that because of the "Hong Kong National Security Law" and the "improvement of the electoral system", immigrants are unaware of the situation, stressing that "one person, one vote" does not mean democracy, and voting is only one of the means. Conditions such as free media are not just copying foreign systems to Hong Kong, but democracy.

She said that the Basic Law stipulates that the district councils are responsible for local administration and work, but from 2010 to 2020, they "changed their minds" and "don't do anything serious and focus on political issues."

She rhetorically asked how the Legislative Council could not do its job in the past few years, how could Raab and other means be beneficial to the public.

The "831" framework leaves room to expand the voter base

When asked when the political reform will resume, Leung pointed out that if the society is stable and "one country, two systems" is well implemented, the political reform can be accelerated. Let the citizens have a sense of happiness, and then carry out political development.

She emphasized that the "831" framework of the National People's Congress has room to develop the voter base, but back then the pro-democracy party required nominations for citizens not listed in the Basic Law. , there is room for Hong Kong to carry out political reform.

Some countries have to travel abroad for clarification after propaganda to smear Hong Kong officials

Regarding the outside world questioning the rule of law in Hong Kong, Leung said that there are state-controlled media propaganda methods, which often turn "black into white, and white into black".

However, due to the epidemic, Hong Kong officials cannot easily go out to explain, hoping that after the epidemic, government officials will explain the rule of law in Hong Kong locally or abroad.

In terms of freedom of the press, Leung said that the importance of freedom of the press has been set out in the Basic Law, and the National Security Law for Hong Kong clearly sets out the acts, purposes and intentions of the four types of crimes. Normal journalism will not be affected, and the media will not be affected. should be illegal.

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The non-establishment means that the framework can be modified. The political circles predict that Hong Kong-style democracy will not change for the 25th anniversary of the return. Invited guests will start closed-loop management of Leung Oi-shih: Daily testing is troublesome but worth it.

Source: hk1

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