Hong Kong’s pro-establishment camp is split over the decision to ask Beijing to interpret the national security law. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong’s pro-establishment camp is split over the decision to ask Beijing to interpret the national security law. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Controversy over Hong Kong government’s legal arguments for Beijing’s interpretation of NSL remains unresolved in pro-establishment camp

  • City’s first justice minister Elsie Leung has written private note to friends saying she backs the judges’ decision
  • Pro-Beijing heavyweight Lo Man-tuen has suggested an interpretation is ‘the only fundamental solution to the problem’

Hong Kong’s pro-establishment camp is split over the decision to ask Beijing to interpret the national security law. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong’s pro-establishment camp is split over the decision to ask Beijing to interpret the national security law. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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