Hong Kong’s Ethnic Minorities Confront New National Security Law
‘Uncertainty and a sense of the unknown’
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By: Jay Ganglani
Ethnic minorities in Hong Kong who often confront language and cultural barriers now face new challenges in the form of the national security law imposed July 1 by Beijing, which brings both uncertainty and a sense of the unknown. During the pro-democracy movement that rocked the city for months last year, many chose to remain mum. Some…
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