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Dear Sir,
As your leading article ( Jul 2 ) points out, the new national security law covers not only Hong Kong citizens but also freign nationals. Given its loosely defined terms, the law is prone to misuse or political manipulation. Although Beijing promised no "speech crime", protestors who put "Free HK" or "conscience" sticker on their phones were arrested for "inciting subversion" this week. while a man chanting "Long live Liverpool "was accused of inciting Hong Kong independence.
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Beijing tries to silence dissidents with fear, but fear will not ill our spirit of resistance and deetemination for democracy. Despite the higher cost of expressing open dissent, tens of thousands of Hongkongers took to the streets, vowing to continue our fight and never surrender. Altho our voices may no longer be heard,we hope the world will speak louder and defend democracy with more forceful efforts. Joshua Wong = former secretary general of Demisto