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It’s been five years since China introduced the so-called National Security Law for Hong Kong. Over 350 pro-democracy activists and political figures have been arrested under the measure, accused of subversion and secession. Now that crackdown is filtering into everyday life. It’s a reality that’s finally broken the last active opposition group in Hong Kong – the city enjoyed substantial autonomy from Beijing before the law was imposed.

00:00 Hong Kong’s last pro-democracy group disbands
02:53 DW speaks with Chung Ching Kwong of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China, which unites lawmakers worldwide, promoting democracy

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