Concerns arise over Hong Kong's Article 23 law: ambiguity, freedom erosion, and expanded police powers. Life imprisonment for treason, up to 20 years for spying, and higher sentences for incitement. Critics fear press freedom restrictions and human rights implications.
Critics raise concerns about Hong Kong's Article 23 law: ambiguity, threats to freedom of expression, expanded police powers, erosion of civil liberties, and impact on autonomy. Lack of public consultation adds to worries. Safeguarding rights while addressing security is crucial.