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risk of loss. The streets of Hong Kong sound awfully familiar.

It sounds a lot like last June, when massive protests erupted in Hong Kong.

They were big. They involved millions of people. They were sometimes very violent.

Last year, the protests were driven by an extradition bill that would essentially allow criminals

to be extradited over to mainland China from Hong Kong. The law would allow suspects to be sent

to mainland China to face trial. Critics of the bill fear this could lead to arbitrary

detention and unfair trials. Last year's protests never really ended. The only sudden

pittering out during the onset of coronavirus, when obviously people were freed to gather on mass

and kind of stayed at home. But two things have changed. One, coronavirus years is sort of no longer

a major concern. There have been no local cases in a few weeks now. And two, Beijing has taken

the opportunity of the world being distracted. This essentially made huge moves in and rewrite

the rules of Hong Kong. China has drafted a new sweeping national security law. It will criminalise

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