G7 Foreign Minister Hong Kong Tour Request to review introduction of national security legislation in China June 18 10:02
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China's decision to introduce a "national security legislation" to crack down on anti-government moves in Hong Kong has issued a joint statement saying that the foreign ministers of the seven major countries have "expressed significant concern." Urged to review the decision.
China has decided to introduce a "national security legislation" to crack down on anti-governmental movements in Hong Kong, and it is expected that specific articles of the law will be deliberated at the standing committee of the National People's Congress of the People's Congress held from the 18th However, there is growing concern from the international community that it will undermine Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy.
In response to this situation, the G7 presidency, the United States, announced a joint statement by the G7 countries and the EU-European High Representative on the 17th.
He pointed out that the introduction of the "National Security Legislation" would not be consistent with the Hong Kong Basic Law and the joint statement by the United Kingdom and China regarding the return of Hong Kong, and could seriously damage the one-country-two system. Express serious concern."
After that, he urges the Chinese government to review this decision.
Regarding the decision to introduce the "national security legislation," on the 28th of last month, four countries including the United States and the United Kingdom issued a joint statement saying they were "deeply concerned", and Prime Minister Abe also issued the necessary message within the G7 framework. He showed that Japan would play a leading role toward