kerry level of the hong kong government official just a puppet of beijing all the loyalists of communist authorities and knol is how they erode it on universal well it would that we all believe it and not only affecting status as in hong kong but even and in the flow mats and if for a nurse all businessmen travel to hong kong they might be extradited to china and a legitimate reason one country 2 system after the bradley effect feel years ago might result in one country one and a half system but not right now is that iran one country one system but ok call us must back to the street again on just one country one system that would mean ineffective and to hong kong as we know it today. that's the nightmare we must need to face and we must stand up and knock against it and beijing imposed a national security in law i think that's it's not about the secretary of the nation is just about the secretary of communist party of china you just called for for people to take to the streets is that what you see happening in the days ahead will people be taking to the str

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china prepares to impose a new security lloyd hong kong beijing says the new legislation targets secessionists subversives pro-democracy activists say it's the end of hong kong special status within china and the start of direct chinese rule so white house beijing put up with the territories writing for so long i feel this is the day. country that with. other activities and security. other things are. security. also on the day venezuelan migrants in that battle to feed their families during the coronavirus pandemic. i'm always afraid afraid to affect my family when i go back home to my children but it's something that has to be faced and i have to continue working to put food on the table. china is preparing to impose a new law on hong kong potentially bypassing the tariffs these lawmakers and. beijing calls treason secession sedition and subversion critics accuse beijing of attempted to kill the city's pro-democracy movement and believe that it will be effectively brought under direct rule beijing says a change is needed to counter threats to national security. beijing's new security law is b

china prepares to impose a new security lloyd hong kong beijing says the new legislation targets secessionists and subversives pro-democracy activists and it's the end of hong kong special status within china and the start of direct chinese rule so why has beijing put up with the territories writing for so long i'm filled in and this is the day. that. other activities and security. 'd security is. also on the day venezuelan migrants and that battle to feed their families during the coronavirus pandemic. always afraid afraid to affect my family when i go back home to my children but it's something that has to be faced and i have to continue working to put food on the table. china is preparing to impose a new law on hong kong potentially bypassing the territories law makers and banning what beijing calls treatments secession sedition and subversion critics accuse beijing of attempting to kill the city's pro-democracy movement and believe that it will be effectively brought under direct rule beijing says a change is needed to counter threats to national security. beijing's new security lore is be

but that's not different from what beijing has faced in the past few months during the hong kong protestpress co nfe re nce earlier today the foreign ministries press conference in beijing the spokesman announced that if the us would impose sanctions on china regarding hong kong beijing would ta ke regarding hong kong beijing would take all necessary measures to resolutely counter what he terms wrong acts. it also accused the us and many foreign countries of interfering china's domestic affairs. we know that beijing has long conceded that hong kong affairs as purely chinese domestic affairs. so even amid all this international pressure beijing is unlikely to budge. this is the hometown of george floyd. this is the hometown of george floyd. activists rally in the home town of george floyd, black man killed by minneapolis police we've seen huge protests in the past few days. now this is happening in houston as well. in the past couple of hours. derek who is one of for police officers who had been fired by the police force after mr floyd's death in custody has been charged with third degree

beijing does not want it because they want to legislate for hong kong. , for example, they can do it in beijing instead of hong kong. so they will do that. they say they will do that. comprehensive power of control over hong kong. that is what they are doing. as someone who has been arrested for taking part in previous protests, are you concerned about what the implications are for people like you? if a protester is interested in hong kong, do they face to beijing's version of the law or are they protected under hong kong's institutions? of that this precedent committee legislating for hong kong, the next thing they could legislate is extradition bill's and once that has passed they could come to her courts and and we wouldents be transferred to beijing for trial. prosecutory have authority in beijing and they have said officially that the according to the prosecuting authority have 14 charges. them from prevent having us be brought back to china for trial? i am prepared to face prison. not in hong kong, because i doubt that would happen, but certainly on

which activities are considered secessionist, and not the hong kong people and not the hong kong people and not the hong kong government. beijing the mainland china activists charged with subversion are often given long jail sentences. this is a warning for hong kong protesters who could potentially be charged with subversion under state power. carry on, what is the beijing side? i think for beige income of this law is in direct response to months long pro—democracy protests that erupted in hong kong last summerand erupted in hong kong last summer and beijing has called hong kong pro—democracy sentiments a tumour. what do you do with a tumour? you can't let it fester, you have to take surgical action and that's exactly what beijing is doing. if there is a surgical action, is there anyway this won't happen? is there any action open to people of hong kong who wa nt to open to people of hong kong who want to reject this? i think the options open to hong kong are very limited. you already have activists in hong kong calling for a reboot of the protests, a reboot of the movement, but i think beijing is very prepared to put those dow

wants to do with hong kong that she's doing it beijing's. beijing being her the real boss not the hong kong people now who actually say today attack the foreign politicians who adopting double standard because they too in western societies and countries have national security laws so what's the problem she wouldn't say. that in say a proper a morton western society there are proper saturation of how worse with checks and balances and they have grown fast press and on lying the internet to discussions the she will issue with all of that and say you have got it too so what's wrong with us now getting one right calling they are not a national security law. yet the truth is that we really don't know much about these laws yet there are a lot of details that are still being ironed out it would seem in beijing she said kerry ma'am that this law would only target a handful of lawbreakers that it protects the vast majority of law abiding peace loving residents in hong kong her words. but again we don't know the details there are a lot of things that

hong kong. dennis says the news from beijing has left him speechless. ieves the hong kong and chinese government are using the covid-19 outbreak as cover to further clamp down on hong kong. the mood in hong kong began to change earlier this year in january when beijing appointed a new head of their central liaison office and hong kong account office. those are the two beijing bodies that handles china's affairs in hong kong. since then we have had the roundup of 15 veteran pro-democracy politicians. we had the police commissioner warning hong kong is facing a serious terrorism threat, in his words. now we have mike pompeo, the u.s. secretary of state, this kong'srning that hong special trading status with the u.s. may not be able to continue if he feels hong kong's autonomy continues to be threatened. ♪ host: at least 84 people have been killed by the most powerful cyclone to hit eastern india and bangladesh in more than a decade. it made landfall on wednesday, uprooting thousands of trees and destroying powerlines. there are fears coronavirus will sprea

hong kong but the issue intensified after large anti-government protests last year when pro-democracy activists took to hong kong streets to protest a number of proposed changes to the city's laws. the demonstrators believe beijing is chipping away at the territories unique rights to assembly and free speech just this month a number of hong kong lawmakers were dragged from parliament amid a row about a chinese national anthem bill that would criminalize disrespect of the song. on thursday many legislators said the central communist party was tightening its grip on hong kong. i just want to say to the international community about this. business. but no mistake about procuring the 1st. part. proves. its promise. and a new low is coming from beijing are almost certain to spark more protests in hong kong and attract attention from the wider world. now let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world lockdown measures are hampering relief efforts in india and bangladesh where cycling on part has left a trail of destruction more than 80 people have been killed millions in coastal communities are without electricity. the u.k. health minister says a new smartphone app to track the corona virus is re

in hong kong and beijing. 11:29 p.m. in washington and new york. ent trump said hong kong will lose its status as asia's premier financial hub of china imposes new security laws on the city. the press secretary says the president is unhappy with howing's plan and can see hong kong can retain its position if the move goes ahead. it's not clear what action the u.s. will take, but china's critics say the new law would curtail freedoms enshrined in the 1997 basic law. trading has dark and the outlook for the global economy, now saying world gdp will fall 4.6%, more than its 3.9% drop in mid april. the agency said it was based on downward revisions in the u k and eurozone, as well as emerging markets, including china. they see a technical pickup of 5% in global growth next year. narrowed inprofits april as the economy recovers from the coronavirus lockdown. industrial profits fell just over 4% last month from one year ago. a much smaller decline from the 35% drop in march. china slow recovery is set to continue this month, according to a set of early ind

beijing are very limited. my concern is by withdrawing the special statuses, you punish hong kong and you drive the hong kong economyinto the hands of the mainland and accelerate beijing's existing strategy to absorb hong kong and make it another city in china. >> china daily out with a statement or a commentary saying it is absolutely necessary the country's top legislative body fulfill its obligation. the rubberstamp legislature and the other steps that are needed to invoke those are moving ahead -- invoking this are moving ahead. haslinda: we have live pictures from the hong kong pro-democracy legislators holding a news conference. does it seem like beijing has lost patience with the unrest in hong kong? >> it does look that way because along with this movement and the appointment of harder lined beijing officials at the hong kong and macau affairs office indicates beijing is perhaps frustrated with hong kong's inability to pass the law. article 23 has been stalled since 2003. they simply want this past. patients perhaps is running thin after 11 months now of unrest. some of it violent. it looks as though beijing

hong kong. i just want to say to the international community. look normal. brokering the 1st. group. promise. and a new law is coming from beijing are almost certain to spark more protests in hong kong and attract attention from the wider world. did have used as following the story for us in beijing. what more can you tell us about these new laws. i would describe you last basically the biggest blow to the autonomy off the city since the handing over $997.00 basically beijing wants to crack down on everything that considers. session the stakes and i mean that can mean basically everything that the pro-democracy movement is doing and i think it's a really really get a strong step also because it's expected that the mainland china the government will use the loophole so that the law actually doesn't have to pass the legislation calling him just be implemented basically water beijing's objectives here where does it want to go with small. i mean from the perspective of beijing they want to restore order basically want to solve the conflict with the pro democracy movement . in their own way and it's also a message foreign governments

hong kong now. is there any linkage or emotional attachment of the business elites of hong kong with beijing? yes, a lot of the business elite in hong kong have long played a big role in the mainland economy. they were one of the conduits , going backgrowth three or four decades. and that remains. at the same time, hong kong's position as an open international center is of enormous importance to them. the question is how far that will survive given beijing's tightening up troll that we are seeing -- control that we are seeing. francine: why is beijing doing it now? jonathan: in the immediate term, because beijing is set up with withrotests in hong kong, the strength of the pro-democracy movement, which did very well in local elections late last year and might do well again at council elections in september. it seems the hong kong government has not been able to control the protests and pro-democracy movement. reason the immediate which has been built up with the sending of various new senior officials from beijing to hong kong to craft the strategy. longer-term, there is a tightening of politi

and britain warn china against imposing a strict new security law on hong kong beijing tells them your efforts are doomed to fail. and remade some of germany's best young photographers who are using a new exhibition to challenge perceptions of what is real and what it's like. wow. i'm rebecca raters won't come to the program a wave of outrage has swept across the united states following the death of an on black and in police custody and minneapolis where 46 year old george floyd was killed while being detained by police violence flared for a 4th straight night of thorazine say local police and national guard soldiers have been overwhelmed by demonstrators and protesters have taken to the streets of other cities laving a trail of destruction in their wake. do you believe it is anger over the persistence of police killings reaches boiling point it spilled onto the streets of new york where demonstrators scuffled with offices into the night. was in the southern states of georgia protesters in atlanta faced off with police outside the head offices of media companies c n n the clashes promp

is surprising is health forcefully china moved to approve the wall undaunted by protests in hong kong beijing knew that washington would not approve yet beijing at least for now doesn't seem to care . disorder in the hong kong legislative council a democratic lawmaker has struggled to get past security guards with a bag he said it contained a russian plant symbolizing what he said was the decay of hong kong's rule of law and way of life china's latest move against disobedience is imposing national security laws on hong kong the national people's congress approved plans to move forward with laws against things china sees as a threat to its authority under the hong kong the law would allow mainland security agencies to operate openly in hong kong pro-democracy activists now fearing for their civil liberties. as the one who had been arrested for pis by hall called police and they were jailed for for good times in the shadow of hong kong i've never imagined to be arrested by secret police is appointed by beijing all in a future i need to study shows and as it is shenzhen want to show all beijing

so-called loopholes in beijing's eyes which they consider to be something that explodes 1 exposed during the months long and he govern in prose has happened last year in hong kong so beijing has in saying that this is to safeguard the national security for china. so what does this mean for hong kong's pro-democracy movement and the greatest tree this is in the political bombshell which is the most controversial legislation in hong kong history so it sent a shock waves of brown across to the city so. spots we know that it's not over the about the law itself also the procedure is also highly controversial because what beijing is planning is that they are going to. and that the law by its own how immense in beijing and bypass the scrutiny of hong kong local that just means. there is no veto power of the local law makers that they have no way to stop the natural stays here from putting in place have there been any reaction in hong kong. yeah we see it like on here tonight that some small scale protests have been called in hong kong that some people gather in the city tonight to chant slogans and to express their anger and concern to us this controversial legislatio

leaders as it compares the protests with pro-democracy movements the movement in hong kong beijing's been infuriated by criticism from western capitals especially washington about its handling of often violent demonstrations that started last year fist fighting is being reported in southern yemen the army backed by saudi arabia is battling forces from the breakaway movement the southern transitional government ought to laurean missile fire was exchanged in the abyan region but a rocket attack on a park in the center of libya's capital has killed 5 people including children internationally recognized government blames wall old collie for hostile. those are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera after today's inside story next. how divisive is politics in the united states politicians stand accused of funding the flames of polarization is the country reels from many problems in an election year coronavirus has had its toll on the economy and now the death of black american george floyd has gone to protests in dozens of cities so can america overcome its divisions this is inside sch

hong kong. the new law would bypass hong kong's registrant of counsel and is beijing's response to months of dissent and sometimes violent part of the protests in hong kong the draft legislation will be discussed when china's leaders meet over the next week here in beijing it's likely to further isolate president xi jinping he already faces a tide of international criticism because of the chinese government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic led by its biggest trading partner the us donald trump accuses china of covering up the outbreak beijing denies this but the argument is pushing the 2 countries closer to confrontation and phase one of the deal to end their 2 year trade war hangs in the balance he's mixing politics economics and also security issues very very dangerous mixture any kind of miscalculation could result in a real tragedy oh yeah another thought in china's side u.s. support for taiwan wednesday's inauguration of president when has pushed beijing's goal of reunification further away as china's n.p.c. over the next week surging and to china sentiment abroad isn't it or only a chall

will impose sanctions on china regarding hong kong, beijing would take necessary measures to counter 's wrong acts, accuse the u.s. and u.k. and foreign countries of interfering. we know beijing has long considered hong kong affairs [inaudible] even amid all this international pressure, beijing is unlikely to budge. anchor: thank you very much for updating us. let's take you live to houston in the united states. this is the hometown of george floyd, the unarmed blackan who was killed by a minneapolis police officer earlier this week. we have seen huge protests the past few days in minneapolis. now this is happening in houston as well the past couple hours. dek chauvin, one of four police officers fired after mr. floyd's death, inustody, charged with third-degree murder. we know, having spoken with the u.s. defense attorney in new york earlier, there may be some disquiet about that, given what we know about what happened in the 11 minutes of video which saderek chauvin leaning on the neck of george floyd, in which he repeatedly said he could not breathe, and whether or not this will al

, for hong kong, which is clearly in breach of thejoint declaration in beijing'se it is up to the hong kong legislature, our legislative council, to enact laws for hong kong. the standing committee of the npc cannot do it under our constitution, the basic law, but they are going to do it, so quite apart from that draconian law which is going to be passed, it will be passed in beijing instead of in hong kong. now, i think they are afraid that they may lose control of the hong kong legislative council at the next election a few months later in september, so they want to start a precedent so that they can legislate for hong kong, bypassing the hong kong legislative council, so it is a double disasterfor hong kong. we still haven't had any reaction from the united kingdom to this news. as for other international reaction — here's president trump. i don't know what it is because nobody knows yet. if it happens, we'll address that issue very strongly. lord chris patten was hong kong's last governor before the 1997 handover. here's what he said the international communit

basic law which is hong kong's mini constitution using a legal backdoor which essential a allows it to bypass the usual legislative process is in hong kong and this is because as beijing sees it they're simply too much opposition from pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong so they're going to have to to put this in themselves and make this very strong imposition of the power and this is of course in response to all these protests that we've seen on and off for just under a year now these purchases not only in beijing as lives have been quite chaotic and bad for the stability of hong kong but most importantly for the aging they've been hugely embarrassing and really they undermine the credibility of beijing rule of beijing's rule so they're really weaving forward with this so we are expecting to hear more details as this is discussed over the next few days and we'll be staying across them indeed katrina you there for us in beijing let's now go to adrian brown he's in hong kong for us adrian do you think this is likely to bring people out onto the streets again there as we saw back in 2003 the last time they tried to do this. well it's possible it might in the next few we

hong kong people. opposition lawmakers were removed forcibly a lot of escalations and tensions not only between mainland china and hong kong but questions about what this means for relations between the west and beijing. let's look at the hong kong market hang seng index down on the back of this news eyeing the national people's congress the move has taken some by surprise the fact that they are planning to impose the new security legislation a lot of what they had to say in terms of growth and stimulus grabbing headlines in asia let's look at hsbc and standard charter and prudential these are three china sensitive, hong kong sensitive names. standard down 4% and hsbcd 5.2, prudential down 7.7% looking at key financial we are seeing red for a image or of luxury here lvmh down 1.9% we did hear from burberry this morning and they talked up the recovery they are seeing in mainland china and korea some strong numbers there, now coming into question whether that trend will hold given the escalation and tensions that will come together the last 24 hours. let's look at basic resources names. china decided not to go ahead an give a growth target but they did say they are prioritizing jobs this is a key part

hong kong sar to safeguard national security. there has been a lot of anger directed at beijing and the government in hong kong which many see as agents of beijing especially after the recent arrests of hundreds of people who during the pandemic have taken part in flash mob protests. anger after the arrests of 15 high profile high democracy add crow cates in a single day including the 81-year-old founder of the democratic party, martin lee. all of these adding fuel to the fire setting a stage for another explosive protest season here in hong kong. anna. >> obviously this new law, kristie, is supposed to stop that protest movement. >> yeah. >> that has upset beijing so much. and yet you would think this move is only going to further the situation. >> in fact, according to the chatter we've been hearing, there are plans for protests this sunday. after a pandemic induced pause in the hong kong protests there is still anger. the tension is palpable. we also know a number of key, very sensitive anniversaries are coming up including the june 4th tianamen anniversary. that's one year since a million people turned out to march against a contr

beijing and they see it as a threat that you know the. pro-democracy movement which still enjoys a lot of support and hong kong are promoting independence and also that they are infiltrated by foreign forces and basically financed by i'd say think tanks from the u.s. so basically beijing is sending a message of power that control the situation and once to stop any interference the hong kong governor which is probate jane has said it will fully cooperate with a new law and pro-democracy activists are mobilizing in response. we spoke to an activist joshua wong who described the new law as a nightmare and called for help from the international community let's have a listen to what he had to say that we come back to you. that's the nightmare day we must need to face and we must stand up and knock against it and beijing imposed the national security in law i think that's it's not about the secretary of the nation it's just about the secretary of communist party of china recall all ice around the world to some hong kong people against the national security law that erodes on fundamental and basic freedoms freedom so we read it wish no matter you

and it seems that the hong kong government under kerry will work with the central government in beijing to enact and complete this legislation a protest says in taiwan have thrown their support behind hong kong's pro-democracy activists. oh it was line of student demonstrators had those taiwan's government to take more action to protect protesters in hong kong the island's government has already promised to welcome those who leave hong kong because of political reasons offering how from employments to counselling richard mcgregor is a senior fellow at the know institute he says beijing is now taking more extreme measures to reaffirm his control over hong kong beijing simply lost patience with the protesters and on call and it clearly lost ran out of patience with the uncle government's ability to control them they obviously fear an ongoing sort of uprising on kong because so so much that it could spill over to the mainland but it undermines beijing's rule in any case you know this is sovereign chinese territory and they decide that really we're going to take it and they want to stamp ou

- all you do is punish hong kong and drive itso beijing and accelerate existing strategy to make hongther city in southern china. evan, is this the shrillafter two weeks of noises coming out of beijing, and particularly out of the white house, as the tipping point? is this the tipping point where you say the gloves have come off and we are heading to a particularly new world order? evan: it could be a tipping point in the u.s.-china relationship. i am not convinced it will be a tipping point in the global world order. u.s.-china relationship has been trending negatively for a long time. the trump administration's rhetoric on china has been critical. they seem to be pursuing a regime delegitimization strategy. they talk about china in ideological terms. this move by china right now, especially coming in the middle of a political election cycle in the united states, could mean aat the u.s. moves from strategy of strategic petition t -- strategic competition to one that looks more like ideological confrontation. it could be that moment. it depends on how the rest of the international com

country 2 systems hangs by a thread if the international community cannot trust beijing to keep his word when it comes to hong kong people will be reluctant to take his word on other masses beijing has been playing down the significance of the proposed law for hong kong's autonomy while warning foreign powers against meddling with my town sure do with us and i want to stress that hong kong is china's hong kong hong kong affairs surely china's domestic it is is within chinese sovereign rights to determine when how and what legislation to put on hong kong which are. the communist party's national congress is expected to rubber stamp the new legislation later this week analysts think it marks the greatest reform to beijing's relationship with hong kong since china to control of the territory so. for more on the story we can speak to laura west for us she's a senior reporter at the hong kong newspaper the south china morning post hi laura thanks for joining us let's start with this proposed law tell us more about how it undercuts the one country 2 systems principle. so when hong kong was handed back to china in 1907 d

before they seem to lose control also on the program fears for hong kong as future as china prepares to impose a new security law beijing says the new legislation will possibly separatism and acts of foreign interference only several tons of territory lawmakers in hong kong residents respond to the angry protests. here and high commissioner for refugees tells d.w. most be done to help greece and other southern european countries resettle asylum seekers. it's difficult greece is very much left alone. this crisis just like italy and other front line. country has been really. bad you see. this comes a day after migrants told a.w. that greek border guards were using violence to force them to return. on the flash informing her that teaching children about protecting the environment will cruise to closeout to meet flamingo ball standing up and wildlife conservation. welcome to the program a passenger jet carrying nearly 100 people has crashed in pakistan's largest city karachi. there are 2 confirmed survivors for the rest of the passengers dad witnesses said pilots tried to land the jetliner 2 or 3 times before crashing in a

$900.00 outbreak as cover to further clamp down on hong kong now the mood here in hong kong really began to change earlier this year in january when beijing appointed a new head of their central liaison office and also a new head of the hong kong and macau affair office those are the 2 beijing bodies that handle china's affairs here in hong kong and since then we've had the round up of some 15 veteran pro-democracy politicians we've had the police commissioner warning that hong kong is facing a serious terrorism threat in his words and now of course we have you know mike pompei oh the u.s. secretary of state this week warning that perhaps hong kong's special trading status with the united states may not be able to continue if he feels that hong kong's autonomy continues to be threatened. at least 84 people are being killed by the most powerful cycle in to hit eastern india and bangladesh in more than a decade 2nd on pan made landfall on wednesday approaching thousands of trees and destroying power lines there now fears that corona virus will spread in shelters housing millions of evacuees it is about per annum reports from new delhi. a sh

because it is your mother's order. >> reporter: washington is now condemning beijing's plan as a crackdown on hong kong but beijing is ignoring those demands saying some in america pushinging u.s.-china relations u.s.-china r to a new cold war. ramy inocencio, cbs news, tokyo. >> klinge: in israel today history in the making as prime minister netanyahu went on trial. netanyahu faced a three judge panel in jerusalem at the start of his trial for corruption charges, the first israeli prime minister ever to stand trial while in office. now to another toll related to the coronavirus. while they are easing the restrictions intended to stop the spread of the infection, it more frequent, more dangerous and even deadly. cbs's maria villareal has more. >> reporter: shenae clayton was a mother and health care worker who contracted and beat the coronavirus. >> she almost died in the hospital with the coronavirus. after that, did. >> reporter: zariah clayton felt her moth her no other choice but to move back in with her abusive boyfriend roderick, jr. washington. this is video she took of him lashing out several y

is considered so controversial by many in hong kong i said it before one country 2 systems that is the rule that defines hong kong's relationship with beijing until the year 2047 it guarantees rights and freedoms for its people back in 2003 an attempt by the hong kong government to enact a similar national security law was met by widespread protests and the bill was shilled now beijing has bypassed the territories legislature and proposed the national security bill directly to the national people's congress it aims to prevent subversion foreign interference and what it describes as terrorism. right as promised here is today's panel starting in hong kong itself we have got james token son who is a senior legislative the hong kong's democratic party in the legislative council in beijing wrong yang is the vice president of the china institute of international studies and rounding out the panel in nursing him in the u.k. and dress folder senior fellow with the asia research institute at the university of nottingham gentlemen thank you for your time we do appreciate your. expertise on a very important topic i want to start with a quote virtual q

country have gathered for the national congress in beijing details on a controversial bill that would ban treason subversion and sedition in hong kong are expected soon china's premier vowed to uphold the one china 2 systems policy but stressed that change is necessary likud shaam said beijing will establish sound legal systems and enforcement mechanisms for safeguarding national security in the 2 special administrative region and see that the governments of the regions fulfill their constitutional responsibilities. but there are fears that the new law could reignite the pro-democracy protests that crippled hong kong last year . residents fear that their special rights to assembly and free speech are under threat. guy come on hey at me now it won't be possible to openly talk about the government as they might think you are threatening the country's health and security and they could arrest you back home the material on this is not freedom at all it is not a democratic country on. your feet if they can't have another way or i thought that if you thought this they don't need to cross their nationalistic we did last. time off obvious f

hong kong. you think it looks to you like beijing is determined to crush opposition. >> yeah. you, i know the best people in hong kong because they've mostly been arrested. that's a pretty good sign. look, there are a couple of -- three broad points. one is, there's no need for a national security law. hong kong is, what, seven and-a-half million people, china is 1.4 billion. there's no threat to china from hong kong. no conceivable threat. what they're doing, as i wrote a year ago, they're transforming peaceful citizens into dissidents. people in hong kong hate china for doing this. it's completely unnecessary. you know, backs when you were there, i think you wrote the first editorial on the joint declaration in 1984. i think we were skeptical. even i didn't think it would go down the tubes this fast. the question was, can a communist nation oversee a free society. and we've learned the answer is no. and they're willing to see that society burnt to the ground as long as they establish their control. paul: when you say hong kong is not a national security threat, i take your po

hong kong. >> reporter: china fired back, accusing the u.s. of pushing the awo countries to the brink of a new cold war. beijingns hong kong is an inalienable part of china, and despite having agreed to allow the former british colony to enjoy its relative autonomy until 2047, critics say china is speeding uthat timeline. untry,wo stems? >> it doesn't mean anything anymore. but then it doesn't mean that we'll all just lie down where we take it all lying down. this is not hong kong. >> reporter: ramy inocencio, cbs news, tokyo. >> brennan: many of america's students will return to school tomorrow, online. most of this country's schools still remain closed due to covid-19. but in some places, students are already back in the classroom. s as iolly williams reports on es >> reporter: in denmark, the new crmal comes with lots of new rules. elementary schools reopened last month with roughly half the regular number of students per classroom, lots of practice at d children onlynd children only pe permitted to play in designated groups of up to five. some danish parents claimed their young children were being used as g

hong kong as have this. hong kong or will be arrested by secret police face or trial and prosecution in mainland china is that of hong kong a lot of imprisoned in beijing or shanghai is that of hong kong s.k. are that's the nightmare there we are close and we call upon the international community to oppose the national secretely law with the energies of courage and regulation step even you call upon the city's leader to step down or just ask for free election will be recognised and has a version by their press macca of beijing of a crackdown on the holocaust protest movement is about a living hong kong to you have concerns about what may happen if this national security bill turns into a national security in your. yeah as a journalist and as someone who talks to. activists so just not even people who really do anything that sensitive i mean the issue being that you don't really know what could be sensitive in the way that people in china often just disappear or get agents visiting them at their homes or in the case of many journalists have not had the abuses or in you know just kicked out outright transgressions that they may not even realize that they

death for the hong kong economy including the chinese officials, tariffs on hong kong goods, technology ranks the again it question, will this hurt hong kong more than it would hurt beijing? china does benefit from having the lower tariffs in hong kong but it would definitely not serve hong kong well as the foreign minister tried to assuage the fears by the locals here in hong kong by the investors. he is saying that if everyone should have more confidence in the future than there is no need to worry, but that is the crux. the trust deficit has grown so between those wanting more democracy and the rhetoric coming out of beijing. tom: our chief northern asia correspondent covering the latest on the ground. now we go to karina mitchell in new york. said they willas never return to a planned economy and will let the market define its future. the foreign minister says that china doesn't want to change the u.s. and warned the trump administration to stop thinking that it can change china. >> china has no intention to change the u.s. or replace the position of the u.s.. while it is impossible to replace the u.s. and its own wishful thinking. some political forces are hijacking

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planning to impose a controversial new national security law on hong kong banning quote subversion and separatism critics say it's a push by beijing to end pro-democracy protests and eventually. take over the territory allegation china denies hong kong activist joshua long told e.w. the law if passed could result in more arrests of both hong kong and foreign nationals and both being put on trial in mainland china we'll have more from joshua wong in a moment 1st this report. to paris after a 2 month delay china's political event of the year is now underway she's here some $3000.00 delegates from across the country have gathered for the national congress in beijing details on a controversial bill that would ban treason subversion and sedition in hong kong are expected soon china's premier vowed to uphold the one china 2 systems policy but stressed that change is necessary likud shaam said beijing will establish sound legal systems and enforcement mechanisms for safeguarding national security in the 2 special administrative region and see that the governments of the regions fulfill their constitutional responsibilities. but there are