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South China Morning Post on 2024-04-21 06:48

Hong Kong lawmaker Paul Tse adds disclaimer to Facebook account saying ‘criticisms’ meant to improve government policies, not create hatred

Lawmaker says he added disclaimer as ‘precaution’ and out of ‘prudence’ in light of the new Safeguarding National Security Ordinance enacted last month.

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