Spotlight on court rulings, journalists, teachers and Bar Association in a week of national security news

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HONG KONG NATIONAL SECURITY LAW Monday 26th April, 2021

Hong Kong Beijing's top office in Hong Kong ratchets up attack on Bar Association chief Strongly worded statement targeted Paul Harris' latest remarks defending the right to peaceful protests after 10 people, including newspaper mogul Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, were convicted for their roles in two 2019 illegal assemblies.

Hong Kong Will national security law force exodus of Hong Kong's teachers, students? Hong Kong Ex-student leader reveals he has fled to Canada fearing arrest in Hong Kong Hong Kong Office snitches out to prove loyalty spread fear among Hong Kong civil servants Hong Kong Hong Kong separatist jailed for 12 years in explosives case wanted to 'create terror' Hong Kong Hong Kong journalist convicted, fined HK$6,000 over Yuen Long attack programme Hong Kong New site at Hong Kong's West Kowloon waterfront for national security office Hong Kong Hong Kong police chief calls for 'fake news' law to assist national security Hong Kong US defends diplomats after judge blames consulate in revoking ex-lawmaker's bail

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