The Chinese national flag and the Hong Kong flag fly outside the Court of Final Appeal in July 2020. Photo: AFP
The Chinese national flag and the Hong Kong flag fly outside the Court of Final Appeal in July 2020. Photo: AFP
Liu Guangyuan
Opinion

Opinion

Liu Guangyuan

The UK has no ‘moral obligation’ to Hong Kong. What it has is colonial nostalgia

  • Britain is mute about its own national security legislation, but obsessed with demonising the national security law for Hong Kong
  • The British must accept that they have no rights and duties over Hong Kong after 1997, and abide by basic norms of international relations

The Chinese national flag and the Hong Kong flag fly outside the Court of Final Appeal in July 2020. Photo: AFP
The Chinese national flag and the Hong Kong flag fly outside the Court of Final Appeal in July 2020. Photo: AFP
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