A group of 86 non-government organisations issued a joint letter on Wednesday asking Chinese authorities to scrap plans to introduce national ...
HONG KONG: A group of 86 non-government organisations issued a joint letter on Wednesday asking Chinese authorities to scrap plans to introduce national security legislation in Hong Kong, saying it threatens basic rights and freedoms.
They have dismissed criticism from foreign governments and organisations, urging them to stop interfering in China's internal affairs.READ: Commentary: The intractable tug of war between China and Hong Kong
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