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Pro-gov’t lawmaker Paul Tse deactivates own Facebook page to review ‘sensitive’ posts

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Hong Kong lawmaker Paul Tse deactivated his Facebook page to review its content. Tse was among the legislators who approved the Safeguarding National Security Bill. The legislation, required under Article 23 of the Basic Law, officially took effect last Saturday. Those convicted under the sedition law last amended in the 1970s face a maximum penalty of two years in prison.

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Pro-gov’t lawmaker Paul Tse deactivates own Facebook page to review ‘sensitive’ posts

A Hong Kong pro-establishment lawmaker who came in for criticism from the city’s leader has deactivated his Facebook page to review its content and delete “sensitive posts,” days after the new domestic security law came into force. The Facebook page of Paul Tse, who has served as a legislator since 2008, was temporarily suspended over concerns that previous posts would be deemed as “seditious,” local media reported on Wednesday. Hong Kong lawma…

1 month ago·Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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