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Hong Kongs national security law expands police powers, allowing them to demand passwords and seize items deemed seditious. Refusal could lead to jail time and fines. Critics argue it infringes on privacy and fair trials, while officials claim it aligns with the Basic Law. With over three hundred eighty-six arrests, including Jimmy Lais twenty-year sentence, enforcement intensifies post-2019 protests.
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