Hong Kong Free Press · August, 2020
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Latest posts by Hong Kong Free Press from August, 2020
A city shackled: How Beijing’s security law transformed Hong Kong in one short month
East Asia 3 August 2020
In just one month, Hong Kong sees the criminalization of speech, political purges of dissidents, the suspension of upcoming elections and vanishing press freedoms.
