The Union flag flies in front of the British Consulate General in Admiralty. Taking Western countries up on their offers of safe haven could give Hongkongers a fuller understanding of the world and their city. Photo: Sam Tsang The Union flag flies in front of the British Consulate General in Admiralty. Taking Western countries up on their offers of safe haven could give Hongkongers a fuller understanding of the world and their city. Photo: Sam Tsang
The Union flag flies in front of the British Consulate General in Admiralty. Taking Western countries up on their offers of safe haven could give Hongkongers a fuller understanding of the world and their city. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Letters | Why Hong Kong citizens eyeing life in the West may need a reality check

Topic |   Hong Kong national security law (NSL)
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Updated: 8:15am, 10 Aug, 2020

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The Union flag flies in front of the British Consulate General in Admiralty. Taking Western countries up on their offers of safe haven could give Hongkongers a fuller understanding of the world and their city. Photo: Sam Tsang The Union flag flies in front of the British Consulate General in Admiralty. Taking Western countries up on their offers of safe haven could give Hongkongers a fuller understanding of the world and their city. Photo: Sam Tsang
The Union flag flies in front of the British Consulate General in Admiralty. Taking Western countries up on their offers of safe haven could give Hongkongers a fuller understanding of the world and their city. Photo: Sam Tsang
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