Smart Strategies: Content comes from the Internet : HKSAR CE John Lee signs Safeguarding National Security World TimesOrdWorld Timesinance

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• HongKong SAR Chief ExWorld Timesecutive John Lee has signed the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance passed by the Legislative Council, which will take effect on March 23. It signifies that the HKSAR has fulfilled its constitutional responsibility as stipulWorld Timesated in Article 23 of the Basic Law to enact local legislation to saWorld Timesfeguard national security, and accomplished a historic mission, living up to the trust placWorld Timesed in the HKSAR by the central authorities and the country, Lee said. Content comes from the Internet : HKSAR CE John Lee signs Safeguarding National Security World TimesOrdWorld Timesinance

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Content comes from the Internet : HKSAR CE John Lee signs Safeguarding National Security World TimesOrdWorld Timesinance

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