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Hong Kong offers priority case review for remorseful protesters

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Hong Kong's Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, announced that protesters arrested during the 2019 unrest will receive priority case reviews if they show remorse and a national identity. This initiative is part of a government-run rehabilitation project that offers career planning and trips to mainland China. Tang also stated that national security laws will be continuously reviewed and refined due to ongoing threats from geopolitical tensions, terrorism, and technological advancements. AI

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Hong Kong offers priority case review for remorseful protesters

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Matthew Cheng,Jess Ma ·

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