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Letters | Hong Kong’s national security law draws a line in the sand
- The single silver lining of the new security law is to make crystal clear where everyone stands
I believe that history will remember the promulgation of the Hong Kong national security law as the defining moment making official the end of a free Hong Kong.
While it is incredibly sad that Asia’s World City would come to this, the single silver lining of the new security law is to make crystal clear where everyone stands: either you are in support of a rule-of-law system backed by strong democratic institutions, or you align with a nationalistic, authoritarian and centrally driven one.
I’d like to remind Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor that history, since the industrial revolution, has shown that the latter has never fared very well, by any meaningful metrics.
J.C. Clement, Jordan
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