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[Financial censorship amid unfree speech]
1. More than just crackdowns on dissidents, #nationalsecuritylaw has repercussions on this global financial city, as global banks now screen clients’ accounts, public speeches, interviews and online posts.https://reut.rs/2OCACAf
2. Recently HSBC questioned me abt my royalty income from the sales of my new book “Unfree Speech”. In the new era that #HK’s speech becomes unfree, nothing is more ironic when book sales could be politically sensitive in this city once known to free and open on #China’s soil.pic.twitter.com/ZMvdWk8ELR
3. Absolutely unimaginable how far this financial censorship will go, esp under vaguely defined law, #Beijng’s tightening red lines and its thriving wolf-warrior diplomatic ambitions. One thing is sure - Beijing clamps down on dissidents in #China by controlling their accounts.pic.twitter.com/7ZWEcrgdBw
4. When having “conscience” stickers, holding blank placards & voting in #hkprimaries are framed as inciting subversion, a large-scale crackdown on pro-democracy protesters' finances is on the way, this time including ex-pats & international institutions that the new law covers.pic.twitter.com/wtfnMfwyFy
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Don’t use HSBC anyone!
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