Britain persuades all G7 nations including Japan to sign joint statement
Britain has for the first time persuaded all G7 industrialised nations including Japan to sign a statement expressing deep concern about China’s plans to impose new security laws in Hong Kong.The G7 statement came as UK foreign office ministers signalled for the first time that they may use new UK human rights laws to sanction Chinese officials if Beijing presses ahead with the Hong Kong legislation.
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