Dear Hong Kong, Re: Necessity of National Security Law Criticisms

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 Dear Hong Kong,


In true democracy, the people must be able to voice their criticisms of national security law. The nation must be able to shape its own concerns of policy and see the possibility to take effect. National security is essentially the ultimate factor which binds a nation. A country comes down to its military, its boundaries, its borders. This is decided by a nation. If the people of your nation cannot be permitted to VOICE their criticisms of national security law, thenthat is not a democracy - it is an autocratic tyrannical dictatorship.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/mar/25/hong-kong-article-23-national-security-law


Sincerely,


Alexandra Zakhvatayev

US Citizen, SW Florida

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