Beijing approves changes to the Basic Law to pave for the way for an overhaul of the SAR's electoral system. The people of #HongKong are still waiting to find out exactly what has been decided. https://t.co/rEbFtdSaMu
— RTHK English News (@rthk_enews) March 30, 2021
The details of Beijing's electoral reforms for Hong Kong have been announced and it is clear that this is the end of the city's democratic dream.
— Hong Kong Watch (@hk_watch) March 30, 2021
Less than a quarter of LegCo seats will be democratically elected and every candidate will be pre-screened.https://t.co/SLdxeDaf0h
All members of the NPCSCđ¨đł are said to have unanimously approved amendments to the Basic Law, paving the way for a drastic overhaul of Hong Kong's electoral system.
— Fight For Freedom. Stand With Hong Kong. éĺ ĺé (@Stand_with_HK) March 30, 2021
The 167 members gave themselves a “huge round of applause” after the unanimous decision.https://t.co/OTGFO53p39
#HongKong's transformation into a police state is now complete. Once police have the power to decide who stands in an election, something unprecedented in the free world, we no longer have rule by law, since the police themselves are above the law. https://t.co/8BK5Kaw5UF
— Peter Lewis - on the radio in Hong Kong (@MoneyTalkR3) March 30, 2021
National security police will effectively be one of the highest organs to decide whom can be voted by the people. New normal in new #HongKong when every rule is reset in the name of national security. https://t.co/Wd6ixs23MS
— Phoebe Kong (@phoebe_kongwy) March 30, 2021
"Asia's World City" calls transparency a privilege
— Verbatim HKG (@VerbatimHKG) March 30, 2021
Meanwhile Singapore laughs in glee https://t.co/IUC4vUhBP6
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