SEOUL, May 30 ― North Korea today expressed its support for China's decision to impose new national security laws in Hong Kong, calling it a “legitimate step” to safeguard the state security. “Since Hong Kong issue is an issue pertaining thoroughly to the internal affairs of China, any...
North Korea has previously supported Beijing over the protests in Hong Kong and over China's ‘one country and two systems’ policy. — Reuters pic
“Since Hong Kong issue is an issue pertaining thoroughly to the internal affairs of China, any country or force has no rights to say this or that about the issue,” North Korea's KCNA state news agency cited a representative of North Korea’s foreign ministry as saying.
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