Tag Archives: Hong Kong National Security Law

UK Government published the 50th Six-Monthly Report on Hong Kong on March 31st, criticizing Communist China's Hong Kong policy, especially the Hong Kong National Security Law.

Translated by MOS Education team – Naughty(WenXing) The Director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, Xia Baolong, met with the Hong Kong Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) today. He said that the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) enactment of the “Hong Kong National Security Law” is for the good

Translated by: MOS Education Team – Maverick According to report from Taiwanese media on January 29th, as the CCP continues to suppress Hong Kong’s democracy and freedom, the city’s communist government instructed the University of Hong Kong (HKU) to cover up a giant placard commemorating the Tiananmen Square Incident (June 4th Incident). The reports said

On December 29, the office of the Hong Kong media "Stand News" was raided by 200 Hong Kong police and the CCP's national security officers, and the news agency was forced to announce the suspension of operations.

On December 20, the US State Department announced in the "Hong Kong Autonomy Report" submitted to Congress that it would sanction five CCP officials who undermined Hong Kong's democracy.

On November 16, local time, at a press conference, Mrs. Lam admitted that an important basis for the Hong Kong Communist government to review is whether not to grant visas to foreign media concerning the “Hong Kong national security law.”

"HONG KONG, ADD OIL (Come On)" became a sensitive slogan during 2021 Marathon

On October 21st, while meeting the press after swearing as the Commissioner of Customs and Excise, He, Peishan stated that paying extra attention to Lobsters from Australia, clamouring “smuggling lobsters from Australia is against the trade restrictions the CCP imposed on Australia”, and that suppressing Australia lobster smuggling is important to protect China’s national security.

In order to seek re-election as the chief executive of Hong Kong, Carrie Lam issued a new "Policy Address" on the 6th, stating that she is actively promoting the local legislative work of Article 23 of the Basic Law. This draft law related to the Chinese Communist Party’s national security law caused a huge controversy in Hong Kong from 2002 to 2003, triggering a demonstration by 500,000 people. As a result, the final legislative process had to be shelved.

According to multiple news sources, on September 19 local time, selected residents of Hong Kong started voting for the members of “Hong Kong Election Committee”, which has around 1,500 members and has the power to choose nearly half the legislature and leader in Hong Kong. One thing that’s worth noting is that it’s the first time that this process took place after “patriots only” system imposed by Beijing.

Hong Kong’s remaining district councillors will be required to swear an oath of allegiance to the government starting from this Friday.

On August 5 local time, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki released a statement on Deferred Enforced Departure for Certain Hong Kong Residents. Moments later, CCP released its response to this statement through its mouthpiece propaganda media, but there really isn't much new in this response.

Over the past two years, the Chinese Communist Party has continued to crack down on protests against Hong Kong's National Security Law, specifically targeting anti-communism and pro-democracy activists with severe restrictions on freedom of speech, who have been forced to flee otherwise be arrested and put into jail. As part of Washington's ongoing actions against Hong Kong's National Security Law, President Biden on Thursday signed a memorandum authorizing the U.S. government to provide temporary safe haven for Hong Kong residents currently in the United States.

Hong Kong Court Sentences First NationalSecurityLaw Convict Tong Ying-Kit to 9 years in Jail

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government submitted for consideration a draft law to the Hong Kong Legislative Council for the transfer of suspects and legal assistance to the jurisdictions of mainland China, Macau and Taiwan in 2019. The proposal stems from the 2018 Pan Xiaoying murder case, as the suspect Chen Tongjia absconded to Hong Kong after allegedly killing his girlfriend Pan Xiaoying in Taiwan.

News Summary： 1, After the Implementation of the “National Security Law” in Hong Kong, It Is Doubtful Whether June 4th Can Be Commemorated 2, The 49th Middle School Student in Chengdu Falls to His Death, CCP Covers Up the Truth 3, ”the Belt and Road Initiative” Is Full of the Blood and Tears of Chinese Laborers 4, Australia’s “Sky News”: The Chinese Communist Military Began To Develop the Virus Five Years Ago 5, The U.S. Department of Justice Marks Two Chinese Communist Media as Agents

The virus only frustrates you. What really kills your hope is the governmental policy. Those who believed the CCP’s lies ended up with dead

#StandwithHK, 12 Hong Kong dissidents are still held under Communist custody without due process. October 1 promises to be the next clash between the Hong Kong Pro-Democracy supporters and the Communist-controlled puppet government. #TakeDownTheCCP