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2/ We have launched a petition urging European leaders to oppose the national security legislation. Also, we warned that European Union countries would be affected by the law, as the bloc is China's most significant trading partner, with substantial investments in HK.pic.twitter.com/OkqjwkwRGB
3/ @joshuawongcf said that although the EU and seven individual European countries have expressed opposition or concerns about the incoming law, at least 15 European countries – including Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Italy, and Spain – are yet to publish an official position.pic.twitter.com/8RET5Jyyzh
4/ @nathanlawkc said world leaders should stand up to Beijing's authoritarianism & expansionism as it is "a global effort". "HK is definitely at the frontline while we can see that China has been threatening its periphery areas for decades," Law said.pic.twitter.com/STBmjUG8HC
5/ "We think that the European Union, which is united with the idea of democracy should be more vocal on the expansionist communist party in China in order to combat this revival of authoritarianism," Law said, citing Xinjiang and territorial disputes over the South China Sea.pic.twitter.com/9WRXfJlHWA
6/ "In this critical time, we would like to remind these democratic institutions and countries that we need to join hands to fight against the revival of authoritarianism."pic.twitter.com/DKIiKdMrMZ
.@eu_eeas leaders must stand firmly and together to oppose #China anti people #NationalSecurityLegislation in #HongKong. Not just HK but future of millions of europeans too are at stake. Respond wisely. #CCP action of #TiananmenSquareMassacre must not be forgotten.
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