Top lawyers and politicians from 23 countries express grave concerns over ‘assault’ on city’s rights and freedoms
Senior foreign policy lawmakers and senior politicians from 23 countries, among them the former Hong Kong governor, Chris Patten, have warned that a new Chinese security law for the city is a “comprehensive assault” on its rights and freedoms and “cannot be tolerated”.
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