
"Hong Kong's Push for New National Security Laws: Explained"
Hong Kong's government aims to swiftly pass new national security laws, known as Article 23, to prohibit treason, sabotage, sedition, theft of state secrets, and espionage, while tightening control over foreign political bodies and organizations. The move comes after Beijing imposed a national security law in 2020. Concerns arise over potential impacts on businesses, internet controls, and data operations. The new laws are expected to pass easily due to changes in Hong Kong's electoral system.


