“Hong Kong will remain to be a very free society where freedoms of protests, freedom of journalism will stay,” Lam said, flanked by top officials.https://t.co/2ePlJOcXv0
— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@HongKongFP) May 22, 2020
She said Friday's stock market dive was part of the "ups and downs." pic.twitter.com/S5YAsLyzT8
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Carrie Lam plays down security law concerns https://t.co/W5sADGMsax
— RTHK English News (@rthk_enews) May 22, 2020
My new op-ed, just out#HongKong #StandwithHK #DemocracyforHK
— Benedict Rogers 羅傑斯 (@benedictrogers) May 22, 2020
Hong Kong's 'one country, two systems' is over https://t.co/BDKVYGyFrB via @spectator
'The idea that this law will protect HK is nonsense. HK already has national security legislation. This law introduces draconian charges which mean that all of Beijing's political opponents will be vulnerable to prosecution,' says @Johnny_HKWatch https://t.co/kItQvmky7k
— Hong Kong Watch (@hk_watch) May 22, 2020
This statement by Carrie Lam in response to the national security mess reads just like it was dictated by Beijing. Oh, hang on...https://t.co/DiOfMzea5w
— Antony Dapiran (@antd) May 22, 2020
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