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China - Hong Kong relations

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Owen Chow Ka-sing
Owen Chow Ka-sing

“Even before we saw the sentencing, looking back at how the whole situation was handled … We can see that the government already intended to create a chilling effect on citizens that they should be afraid of the regime.”

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Hong Kong Opposition activist
30 Dec 2020 1 3
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Tsai Wen-hsuan
Tsai Wen-hsuan

“The economy will always be the priority for the CCP [Chinese Communist Party], and Hong Kong is capable of attracting foreign investment. Besides, the city is still where CCP bigwigs own properties and launder money.”

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Researcher at Academia Sinica's Institute of Political Science
28 Dec 2020 3 2
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Li Xiaobing
Li Xiaobing

“Previously, the five-year plans highlighted enhancing Hong Kong's influence in global development, and consolidating financial and trade roles. However, the deteriorating political environment and chaotic social environment, which bred outside interference, pose a substantial threat to the city's future. After having been through social turmoil that left scars on their hearts, the young generation's ideology and awareness determine the city's future.”

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Expert on Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan affairs from Nankai University in Tianjin
03 Nov 2020 2 2
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Tian Feilon
Tian Feilon

“I believe that in the future, you could just change the name of the Hong Kong national security law, and substitute instead 'Taiwan national security law'.”

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Associate professor at Beihang University's Law School in Beijing, and the executive director of the law school's One Country Two Systems
09 Jul 2020 2 3
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Lam Carrie
Lam Carrie

“I am confident that after the implementation of the national security law, the social unrest which has troubled Hong Kong people for nearly a year will be eased and stability will be restored, thereby enabling Hong Kong to start anew, focus on economic development and improve people's livelihood”

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Chief Executive of Hong Kong
30 Jun 2020 0 4
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Joshua Wong
Joshua Wong

“When the national security law is approaching with the People’s Liberation Army demonstrating a sniper ‘decapitation’, it is no longer nonsense to worry about life and safety in engaging democratic resistance in Hong Kong.”

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Activist and secretary-general of the pro-democracy party Demosisto
30 Jun 2020 2 4
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Xiang Lu
Xiang Lu

“Hong Kong’s financial position cannot easily be replaced, and the central government does not intend to replace it. But it cannot allow the violence to continue any more. If the 'die together' strategy by Hong Kong’s opposition forces continues, the damage will be greater than the damage that the US can do by cancelling its special trade status for Hong Kong.”

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Specialist on US affairs at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
29 May 2020 4 5
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Yun Sun
Yun Sun

“Since the turbulence last year, many in China had argued that removing Hong Kong’s status will turn it into just another Chinese city, as it should be, and all the international attention, outcry, support for the Hong Kong demonstrations, using the special trading status as leverage to hold Beijing hostage, will gradually come to a stop, as they should. There will be economic impact, but that impact will be shared by everybody, including the US and Hong Kong. The mainland still has the Greater Bay Area development plan, but Hong Kong will have little left.”

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Director of the China programme at Washington-based think tank the Stimson Centre
29 May 2020 3 5
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Lam Carrie
Lam Carrie

“The NPCSC’s decision to make the law only targets four types of acts that threaten national security … and criminals who do these. In other words, it protects the majority of law-abiding and peace-loving Hong Kong residents. Many countries around the world, including Western democracies, have such laws, and those laws do not scare away investors. Why would such negative consequences happen in Hong Kong, a special administrative region and an inseparable territory under the People’s Republic of China?”

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Chief Executive of Hong Kong
26 May 2020 2 3
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Siu-kai Lau
Siu-kai Lau

“In the past, the central government took into account the views of Western countries when it handled Hong Kong affairs, but now Beijing believes Western countries are using Hong Kong to undermine China’s national security. When it comes to Hong Kong affairs, safeguarding national security and asserting its authority over Hong Kong have now taken precedence over Hong Kong’s contribution to China’s economy.”

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Vice-chairman of the semi-official Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macau Studies
18 May 2020 (approx) 0 2
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Merriden Varrall
Merriden Varrall

“The issues of Taiwan and Hong Kong are absolutely critical to most of the Chinese population in terms of how they judge whether or not the (Party is) doing its job.”

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Director of the East Asia Program at Australia’s Lowy Institute
20 Mar 2018 2 4
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