The law’s fourth month in effect has been much of the same amid ongoing criticism from abroad and simmering concern at home. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong national security law: more sanctions, criticism and charges mark legislation’s fourth month in force
- The law’s fourth month in effect has been much of the same amid ongoing criticism from abroad and simmering concern at home
- The city did, however, appoint a prominent Scottish judge to its top court, in move seen as bid to assure public of judicial independence
The law’s fourth month in effect has been much of the same amid ongoing criticism from abroad and simmering concern at home. Photo: Dickson Lee