The Chinese regime’s intelligence agencies could officially operate in Hong Kong under a planned new law that critics say could spell the end for the city’s autonomy.
The national security law, unveiled on Friday at China’s National People’s Congress (NPC), the regime’s nominal legislature, to target what the regime deems as secession, subversion, or foreign influence, has fueled fears for the future of the former British colony that has so far enjoyed a high degree of political freedom unseen in mainland China.
