More than two dozen Hongkongers have been arrested under the national security law since it was adopted on June 30. Photo: Dickson Lee
Beijing’s top man in Hong Kong blames colonial mindset for ‘chaos’ in city, but says national security law has restored order
- Luo Huining, director of the liaison office, also says clinging to colonial legal system lay at heart of last year’s social unrest
- Some residents ignored ‘fundamental change’ in the city’s constitutional basis after the handover, he says at forum marking National Constitution Day
More than two dozen Hongkongers have been arrested under the national security law since it was adopted on June 30. Photo: Dickson Lee