“Say you need me with you now and always,
Promise me that all you say is true”
Last Friday, Hong Kong implemented a new rule. Another one? Yes, because they believe the National Security Law, of June 2020, is not yet enough. So in order to guarantee HK’s political stability and dismantling any kind of threat or opposition, Hong Kong’s Civil Service Bureau announced it will demand every single civil servant to sign a document promising their loyalty to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. What?
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- Japanese Expatriates vs. Japan's Nationality Law;
- South African law on private and public funding of political parties;
- The ECJ on a Irish case and the Unconstitutionality of declaring Russian as another second official language of Moldova;
- Social media legal news: Polish "Freedom of Speech Protection" Bill, Google and Facebook reacted to a new Australian Code and a Thai woman sentenced to 43 years in prison for insulting the monarchy.
