Catholic chief executive says Hong Kong needs new security laws
Hong Kong’s chief executive promised Wednesday to crack down further on civil liberties and press freedom.

Hong Kong’s chief executive promised Wednesday to crack down on civil liberties and press freedom in the region, as he aims for “faithful adherence” to the National Security Law imposed in 2019 on Hong Kong by Chinese authorities in Beijing.
John Lee Ka-chiu, who is Catholic, said he will enact new security measures that will pushback against anti-Beijin…
