Nato Chief Joins Outcry Over Hong Kong Security Law
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2020-06-30 HKT 18:47
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Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Tuesday joined an international outcry over Beijing's security law for Hong Kong, saying China is undermining Hong Kong's autonomy.
"It is clear that China does not share our values - democracy, freedom, and the rule of law," Stoltenberg said in speech during a virtual forum. "We see this in Hong Kong, where the new security law undermines its autonomy," he said.
The legislation pushes Beijing further along a collision course with the NATO allies United States and Britain, and other Western governments.
The European Union has warned of serious consequences for Beijing, without giving details. (Reuters)
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