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9. Under the new law, local courts are NOT allowed to interpret laws. Since national security-related cases are under China's direct jurisdiction, local courts must seek Beijing's interpretations before their rulings.pic.twitter.com/uTY01ewy9s
10. In a rare move, Former Chief Justice Andrew Li broke silence & slammed the law as 'detrimental to the independence of the Judiciary' today, by far the strongest criticism made among former public officers. But these local opposition voices are not enough to hold China back.pic.twitter.com/W1UkO0rDgJ
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Direct rule in HK through installing mainland institutions: A powerful national security agency will be set up to "supervise" #HKgov and has power of direct intervention. Just like Liaison Office, the new body will not be bound by Basic Law, as per Tam Yiu-chung.pic.twitter.com/1UGT2Vr7NA
12. Although city's leader will set up another commission to implement the law, it will include an adviser directly appointed by Beijing, just like #CCP's party secretaries in Chinese listed companies. When Beijing's power reaches every corner of the gov, #HKgov's role is limitedpic.twitter.com/HXmNitP5PH
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Tailor-made offences: Demosisto's core members, in particular those involved in international advocacy work, are the law's prime targets. Though actual penalties yet published, defendants can be sentenced up to 10yr prison, according to sources close to 
Cut-throat damage to judicial independence: Less than a week before the passage, the whole HK's legal sector has never been consulted, let alone their critics dismissed.
