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  1. China is reportedly using a similar political playbook against activists in Hong Kong and targeting officials and academics in Taiwan.
  2. The CCP is using laws to enforce ideological goals and impose laws affecting territory status in Hong Kong.
  3. Protests emerged from concerns about Beijing's influence, coinciding with an examination of state power in contemporary China.

Benedict Rogers reports on how Beijing's NSL impacts political speech in Hong Kong.

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Benedict Rogers reports on how Beijing's NSL impacts political speech in Hong Kong.

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Protests emerged from concerns about Beijing's influence, coinciding with an examination of state power in contemporary China.

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