HONG KONG
Three months shy of four years after Communist China imposed its repressive National Security Law (NSL) on Hong Kong, the financial hub and port city has passed additional legislation, titled "Safeguarding National Security Ordinance" and known for decades as simply "Article 23." The vaguely worded Ordinance, passed on March 19
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