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Five offenses endangering national security will be covered under Article 23 legislation - Vimarsana News

Five offenses endangering national security will be covered under Article 23 legislation

The consultation paper on the Basic Law Article 23 legislation, published on Tuesday, proposed enacting a new ordinance to address the natio...

New Hong Kong Law To Expand Security Control - Vimarsana News

New Hong Kong Law To Expand Security Control

Hong Kong's leader announced on Tuesday the city would urgently create a new security law to crush pro-independence threats, nearly four years after authorities extinguished a huge democracy movement.

Hong Kong moves to tighten national security laws – DW – 01/30/2024 - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong moves to tighten national security laws – DW – 01/30/2024

The Hong Kong government wants to pass new laws this year, building on the national security law imposed by Beijing, which came into effect in 2020.

Source: dw.com
Article 23 legislation enters sprint stage; HK should no longer wait: Global Times editorial - Vimarsana News

Article 23 legislation enters sprint stage; HK should no longer wait: Global Times editorial

The Article 23 legislation, which complements the Hong Kong national security law, has added another cornerstone to Hong Kong's economic development and social stability. A stable political and economic environment, along with increasingly consolidated rule of law, will serve as the foundation and guarantee for Hong Kong's prosperous development and continuous openness, and will also attract more global investors.

State secrets to be 'clearly defined' - Vimarsana News

State secrets to be 'clearly defined'

Adelyn Lau and Michael Shum The government will penalize Hongkongers for stealing state secrets by refining the definitions under the existi...