National Security Law Exhibition Marks 5th Anniversary with Focus on Past Protests

Hong Kong, 5 years after mass protests

Between 2019 and 2020, nearly 2 million people took to the streets of Hong Kong to fight legislation that could give Chinese authorities the power to criminalize dissent. It's been 5 years since China passed the so-called national security law. How has Hong Kong changed?

Over 920,000 reports made to national security hotline in past 4 years, Hong Kong security chief says

Hong Kong police’s national security hotline received over 920,000 reports over the past four years, security chief Chris Tang has said. People take photos in front of the national security exhibition at Hong Kong Museum of History on June 12, 2025. Photo: Kyle Lam/HKFP. Speaking at a ceremony on Thursday to mark five years since the Beijing-imposed national security law was enacted, Tang said Hongkongers “cannot relax or be complacent.” “The SA…

National Security Law exhibition marks 5th anniversary with focus on past protests

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Hong Kong exhibition opens to mark fifth anniversary of national security law

Minister Chris Tang says 326 people have been arrested under Hong Kong’s two security laws as of June 1.

Special exhibition marks fifth anniversary of Hong Kong national security law

To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the implementation of its national security law, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government launched a special exhibition at the local museum of history.