Hong Kong Residents Test Boundaries of Expression Under National Security Law

Following the sentencing of media tycoon Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison, Hong Kong residents are examining the constraints on freedom of expression imposed by the territory's national security law. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the growing concerns among citizens about the implications of the law on their rights and freedoms. The national security law, which was enacted to curb dissent, has led to increased scrutiny and self-censorship among the population. As residents navigate these new legal boundaries, the impact on Hong Kong's social and political landscape remains a topic of significant discussion.