Beijing was quick to reassure foreign investors this week as protests resumed in Hong Kong at the weekend, having been dormant since January due to the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Sam Tsang Beijing was quick to reassure foreign investors this week as protests resumed in Hong Kong at the weekend, having been dormant since January due to the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Sam Tsang
Beijing was quick to reassure foreign investors this week as protests resumed in Hong Kong at the weekend, having been dormant since January due to the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Sam Tsang

Two Sessions 2020 (Lianghui)

Economy /  China Economy

National security law: Hong Kong’s appeal as business hub in the spotlight as China law looms large

  • China’s National People’s Congress is set to approve a motion to amend Hong Kong’s Basic Law, the city’s mini-constitution, on Thursday
  • It is perceived by many as a damaging blow to the city’s autonomy that could undermine its many business advantages

Topic |   Two Sessions 2020 (Lianghui)
Amanda LeeKaren YeungEnoch Yiu
Amanda Lee in Beijing, Karen Yeung and Enoch Yiu

Updated: 10:25am, 5 Jun, 2020

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Beijing was quick to reassure foreign investors this week as protests resumed in Hong Kong at the weekend, having been dormant since January due to the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Sam Tsang Beijing was quick to reassure foreign investors this week as protests resumed in Hong Kong at the weekend, having been dormant since January due to the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Sam Tsang
Beijing was quick to reassure foreign investors this week as protests resumed in Hong Kong at the weekend, having been dormant since January due to the coronavirus outbreak. Photo: Sam Tsang
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