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來論|香港應盡快就《反外國制裁法》展開本地立法 - 來論 - Vimarsana News

來論|香港應盡快就《反外國制裁法》展開本地立法 - 來論

全國人大常委會於6月10日通過《反外國制裁法》,並已獲國家主席習近平簽署主席令,在公布之日即日起施行。行政長官林鄭月娥日前指出,特區政府支持將《反外國制裁法》以納入《基本法》附件三的方式在港實施,她已向中央提交意見,並支持以本地立法程序實施。筆者認為,《反外國制裁法》屬於全國性的法律,而且涉及外交事務,完全符合《基本法》第18條規定,因此透過納入《基本法》附件三的做法完全合憲合法。

The day the dream of democracy died in Hong Kong. - Vimarsana News

The day the dream of democracy died in Hong Kong.

A family of activists struggles to make sense of a grim milestone.

Source: slate.com
HKSAR to sign agreement with Shenzhen, allowing public servants to take temporary positions in mainland: Lam - Vimarsana News

HKSAR to sign agreement with Shenzhen, allowing public servants to take temporary positions in mainland: Lam

1 2021-05-11 13:51:14Global Times Editor : Wang Yifan ECNS App Download The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government is planning to sign an agreement with the city of Shenzhen and South China’s Guangdong Province that will allow civil servants in Hong Kong to take temporary positions in mainland administrative institutions, HKSAR Chief Executive Carrie Lam said Monday night. Hong Kong Secretary for the Civil Service Patrick Nip earlier mentioned in a Legislative Council session the proposal on working with mainland authorities to enhance training for Hong Kong civ...

Source: ecns.cn
Is It Legal to Criticize the Communist Party in Hong Kong? - Vimarsana News

Is It Legal to Criticize the Communist Party in Hong Kong?

Is It Legal to Criticize the Communist Party in Hong Kong? Bloomberg News, Bloomberg News The flags of China, left, and of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) are displayed on a street in the Tsim Sha Tsui district in Hong Kong, China, on Monday, June 29, 2020. The national security law that China could impose on Hong Kong as early as this week won't need to be used if the financial hub's residents avoid crossing certain "red lines," according to Bernard Chan, a top adviser to Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam. Photographer: Paul Yeung/Bloomberg ...

Social unrest drives China to change Hong Kong election, delegate says - Vimarsana News

Social unrest drives China to change Hong Kong election, delegate says

Social unrest drives China to change Hong Kong election, delegate says While it is legal to criticise the Communist Party, striking for independence is taboo, Herman Hu says in Q&A 08 March 2021 - 11:08 Agency Staff Picture: REUTERS Chinese legislators are set to approve an overhaul of Hong Kong’s election system during the annual session of the National People’s Congress this week in Beijing. The Communist Party has repeatedly called for “patriots” to run the territory in the wake of sometimes violent prodemocracy protests that began in 2019. The imposition of ...