The Hong Kong and China national flags. Credit:Sushiman/Adobe Stock 'We Are Seeing The... Criminalising of Dissent': British Official Explains Hong Kong Judge Resignations
The national security law has undermined the fundamental rights and freedoms promised in the Sino-British Joint Declaration, said Brian Davidson.
April 01, 2022 at 05:07 AM
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A high-ranking British official has outlined some of the reasons for recent U.K. judge resignations from Hong Kong's highest court, in an open letter to the local chair of the British Chamber of Commerce.
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