A British government plan to extend residency rights to some Hong Kong residents could spark anti-immigration sentiment. Photo: Winson Wong A British government plan to extend residency rights to some Hong Kong residents could spark anti-immigration sentiment. Photo: Winson Wong
A British government plan to extend residency rights to some Hong Kong residents could spark anti-immigration sentiment. Photo: Winson Wong
China /  Diplomacy

Does British backlash await Hong Kong national security law migrants?

  • Several think tanks in Britain have warned sudden influx of Hongkongers could put pressure on public services
  • Nearly 3 million people could qualify for pathway to citizenship

Topic |   Hong Kong national security law (NSL)
Holly Chik
Holly Chik

Updated: 11:30am, 13 Jul, 2020

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A British government plan to extend residency rights to some Hong Kong residents could spark anti-immigration sentiment. Photo: Winson Wong A British government plan to extend residency rights to some Hong Kong residents could spark anti-immigration sentiment. Photo: Winson Wong
A British government plan to extend residency rights to some Hong Kong residents could spark anti-immigration sentiment. Photo: Winson Wong
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