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Hong Kong's New National Security Law Comes Into Force

  • A new national security law has taken effect in Hong Kong, sparking criticism and concern from various countries.
  • The law aims to quell dissent and punish those who break it, with penalties including up to life imprisonment.
  • International entities like the UK and Australia have updated their travel advisories for Hong Kong, warning citizens about the risks of breaking the new law.
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Plusieurs pays occidentaux se sont dits alarmés par cette nouvelle loi qui prévoit des peines de prison à perpétuité pour des infractions telles que la trahison et l'insurrection.

·Paris, France
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The new Hong Kong national security law came into force on Saturday, March 23. The measures provided for, including life imprisonment for offenses such as treason and.

·France
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Hong Kong Free Press broke the news in Hong Kong, Hong Kong on Friday, March 22, 2024.
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