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Hong Kong’s National Security Law: Implications for Journalists
When the Chinese Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress enacted the Hong Kong national security law on 30 June, the city changed overnight. The far-reaching law criminalises “terrorist activities”, “secession”, “subversion”, “collusion” with foreign entities and inciting “hatred among Hong Kong residents” towards the local or central government – not just in Hong Kong,…
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FCC – What the National Security Law Means for Press Freedom
Former Washington Post bureau chief, Keith Richburg, lawyer Sharron Fast, and author Antony Dapiran on the potential threats to press freedom posed by Hong Kong’s National Security Law.