Anything can be characterised as a threat to national security under China’s recently introduced laws in Hong Kong. It’s a multi-prupose tool for doing whatever the Chinese Communist Party wants to whomever it suspects, fears or hates.
Australia’s state premiers have adapted a similar political template to our more democratic environment after learning to use it under cover of coronavirus.
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