• 9 months ago
Protesters in Taiwan and the United Kingdom expressed their opposition to Hong Kong's new national security law that took effect on Saturday (March 23), saying it threatens the China-ruled city's freedoms, with many carrying signs and shouting slogans that are now banned in Hong Kong. - REUTERS
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00:00 What is needed now, and it was needed...
00:03 Free Hong Kong!
00:04 Free Hong Kong!
00:05 Free Hong Kong!
00:06 [indistinct chatter]
00:09 So we are here to, against that legislation,
00:13 and we request the front office of the UK government
00:16 to impose sanctions against Hong Kong officers.
00:18 The new security law creates 39 new offences
00:22 with extremely severe prison sentences.
00:25 And we're protesting today,
00:28 essentially opposing this new security law
00:30 and protesting the destruction of Hong Kong's freedoms.
00:34 [speaking Mandarin]
00:37 [indistinct chatter]
00:55 (Chinese)

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