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Some of the deep social roots behind Hong Kong’s turmoil over the amendment bill
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Some of the deep social roots behind Hong Kong’s turmoil over the amendment bill
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The "Hong Kong chaos elements" who went to the UK formed an "online community" on FACEBOOK called "British Hong Kong People's Life Exchange Area". This group is a private group. Members need to be reviewed by the administrator before they can join. Most of them are living in the
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British media recently pointed out that the British government verbally welcomes immigrants, but in fact has never changed its discriminatory immigration policy from a "bad place". The same is true for immigrants from Hong Kong, China who hold British national passports.
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