Pan-democrat lawmakers protest against a new national security law for Hong Kong, outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on May 22. The law was unanimously passed by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee on June 30. Photo: Felix Wong Pan-democrat lawmakers protest against a new national security law for Hong Kong, outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on May 22. The law was unanimously passed by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee on June 30. Photo: Felix Wong
Pan-democrat lawmakers protest against a new national security law for Hong Kong, outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on May 22. The law was unanimously passed by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee on June 30. Photo: Felix Wong

Hong Kong national security law (NSL)

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Letters | Hong Kong has a national security law: pan-democrats have no room to complain

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Pan-democrat lawmakers protest against a new national security law for Hong Kong, outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on May 22. The law was unanimously passed by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee on June 30. Photo: Felix Wong Pan-democrat lawmakers protest against a new national security law for Hong Kong, outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on May 22. The law was unanimously passed by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee on June 30. Photo: Felix Wong
Pan-democrat lawmakers protest against a new national security law for Hong Kong, outside the central government’s liaison office in Sai Ying Pun on May 22. The law was unanimously passed by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee on June 30. Photo: Felix Wong
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