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Ban on ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ protest song finally bearing fruit for government, observers say, as YouTube and others ‘draw the line’South China Morning Post- Death of suspect Matthew Trickett in alleged spy case tied to Hong Kong trade office in UK may complicate trial, legal scholar saysSouth China Morning Post
- What is the UK National Security Act used against 3 men, including 2 Hongkongers, in London and how does it compare with domestic legislation?South China Morning Post
- Protest song ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ ban: legal experts weigh in on what’s a breach and what isn’tSouth China Morning Post
- Court bans ‘Glory to Hong Kong’. What is the song and why is it so controversial?South China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s Article 23 law: end of early release for national security offenders likely to be first clear change when legislation takes effectSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong must be ready to ‘bite the bullet’ and take potshots after passing of Article 23 bill in its stride and assuage concerns: analystsSouth China Morning Post
- Business groups say emphasis should now shift from security to rebuilding economy after Article 23 law gets on the statute booksSouth China Morning Post
- Unpacking the extra powers the new Article 23 domestic national security bill will give to Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee and his cabinetSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s Article 23 bill: day 5 of discussion centres on absconders, court procedures and protection against doxxing, harassmentSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong domestic security legislation: ‘reasonable excuse’ may be needed for possessing publications later deemed seditiousSouth China Morning Post
- As Hong Kong wraps up consultation on domestic security law under Article 23, here’s a look at a list of fears and concernsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s biggest lawyer group calls for public interest defence for state secrets offence under proposed national security lawSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong should bolster efforts to explain offences in national security proposal, Regina Ip says amid ‘significant concerns’ voiced by EU official about billSouth China Morning Post
- ‘Avoid these negative examples’: legal experts say overseas national security laws referenced for Hong Kong’s Article 23 are ‘overbroad’South China Morning Post
- Legal, political scholars urge government to clearly explain Hong Kong’s Article 23 national security law, allow all residents to give feedback during consultationSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong police can ask for ‘repentance letters’ and patriotic trips as part of bail terms, key government adviser says as concerns over Agnes Chow’s claims mountSouth China Morning Post
- Who’s afraid of the national anthem law for Hong Kong?South China Morning Post
- SCaseload on Hong Kong’s dirty money reaches new highsscmp.com
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