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Brits want a tougher line on China

1 July 2020

8:37 PM

1 July 2020

8:37 PM

The scenes in Hong Kong are hugely depressing. The authorities are already using the new Beijing-imposed national security law to clamp down on dissent. The UK now has a moral duty to offer what help it can to those holders of British National Overseas passports.

What is happening in Hong Kong reinforces the need for the UK to become less dependent on China.

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