Hong Kong marks five years of national security law
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Al Jazeera takes a look at how Beijing's National Security Law has transformed Hong Kong and the lives of its people - five years on.
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- Beijing imposed the National Security Law in Hong Kong after anti-government protests, targeting secession, subversion, terrorism, and foreign interference. 19s
- Authorities celebrate the law's anniversary, highlighting perceived stability, while critics say it extends government control over society. 30s
- The law has been used to ban media, such as video games, and to increase scrutiny of businesses for security violations. 58s
- Exiled activists face bounties and report harassment of themselves and their families. 1m 27s
- International criticism claims the law has reduced Hong Kong's autonomy and institutional independence. 1m 57s