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DoJ updates contents of bilingual version of “Annotations of the Hong Kong National Security Law and Sedition Offences in the Crimes Ordinance” and publishes “Proceedings for the National Security Legal Forum ‘Looking Back and Ahead, New Dawn for Develop

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DoJ updates contents of bilingual version of “Annotations of the Hong Kong National Security Law and Sedition Offences in the Crimes Ordinance” and publishes “Proceedings for the National Security Legal Forum ‘Looking Back and Ahead, New Dawn for Develop

Bong Mongold 29/12/2024 03:20

The Department of Justice (DoJ) launched the English version and Chinese version of “Annotations of the Hong Kong National Security Law and Sedition Offences in the Crimes Ordinance” respectively in December last year and June this year, and has today (December 28) updated the contents of the bilingual version of the Annotations to cover the

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The Department of Justice (DoJ) launched the English version and Chinese version of “Annotations of the Hong Kong National Security Law and Sedition Offences in the Crimes Ordinance” respectively in December last year and June this year, and has today (December 28) updated the contents of the bilingual version of the Annotations to cover the developments in the laws relating to safeguarding national security up to June 30…
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