The legislation will come into effect on March 23.
Hong Kong lawmakers on March 19 unanimously passed the new national security Bill that will come into effect on March 23.
Hong Kong's leader John Lee said the law would come into effect on March 23 and called it a “historic moment for Hong Kong”. “We have to legislate for the security of our country and Hong Kong. Whatever comes, will come. We don’t mind,” said the head of the legislature, Mr Andrew Leung.Authorities say the legislation is necessary to plug loopholes in the national security regime despite the enactment of a sweeping China-imposed national security law that has been used to jail pro-democracy activists.
The US Congressional-Executive Commission on China – which advises the US Congress – published a letter to Secretary of State Antony Blinken on March 14 to oppose the new legislation and urged the US government to “take additional steps to protect American citizens and businesses”.
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