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The death of Hong Kong

1 July 2020

9:11 PM

1 July 2020

9:11 PM

When Hong Kong was handed over from Britain to China with great fanfare on 1 July 1997, there was a cloud which hung over the process. The shadow of the 1989 Tiananmen massacre loomed large, casting doubt on whether the promises that Beijing had made in international law could be trusted.

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Johnny Patterson is Director of Hong Kong Watch; Benedict Rogers is co-founder and Chair of Hong Kong Watch


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