China Introduces Hong Kong Security Bill At Annual Legislative Meeting

China plans to enact national security legislation in Hong Kong, claiming it won't affect residents' rights. Pro-democracy advocates oppose this, viewing it as increased control. The legislation aims to prevent activities against the Chinese government and ban foreign interference. The National People's Congress is expected to approve it. This follows last year's protests in Hong Kong against an extradition bill, leading to broader demands. The US has warned China against undermining Hong Kong's civil rights.

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