Hong Kong’s own NSL passed in Leg Co.
Some (token) opposition members now have made their social media posts hidden or had them removed.
Not surprised that HK SAR wants to fight for that.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-67977207
Breaking news from BBC. Arrests made in the UK on three men for helping the (likely) National Security Department of the HKPF.
H Kers living in the UK (based on the vid) doing a "Glory to HK" event.
China Observer mentioned this on the wave of mainland Chinese persons moving to HK. The HK Top Talent Pass Scheme is mentioned as propaganda since mainlanders are indicated as the majority of new HK residents.
Update to say that I asked a moderator on whether it's fine to change the title since the protests are long dead and the NSL in HK is making it hard for most legit protests to go ahead.
he/him
Thread title changed, as requested.
Thank you.
Oh, bother.
One of the more depressing thread title changes.
Disgusted, but not surprised
Sad and true. I don't think anti-NSL protests are gonna happen in our lifetime.
Oh, bother.
It really shows the limits of protest when confronting a regime that doesn't really need to worry about public opinion.
Disgusted, but not surprised
Meanwhile, Beijing's continuing to harass the HK community overseas.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1vv5wlp3q5o
Matthew Trickett (Home Office immigration officer/head of consulting firm MTR), accused of helping Chinese intelligence hunt down pro-HK democracy dissidents in the UK, was found dead after he's allowed bail.
He worked with Chi Leung Wai (Peter Wai) (UK Border Force officer/City of London Police special constable) and Chung Biu Yuen (ex-HKPF officer turned trade official with the HKSAR government - He's stationed in London) to keep an eye on the community. Likely on behalf of MSS and/or the HKSAR government.
Ex-radio host Edmund Wan (lives in Vancouver, CA) mentioned that he received a threatening phone call from the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) National Security Department (NSD).
He provided recordings where the NSD will find him.
An explanation of Article 23 and the implication of how "foreign collusion" can be interpreted since it's still vague last I checked.