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Hong Kong’s national security law refinement aims to plug loopholes
Hong Kong is refining its national security law to address loopholes by introducing subsidiary laws that clarify cases endangering national security, including a classification mechanism for such offenses. The move underscores Beijing's emphasis on ongoing national security priorities since the 2020 statute.
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