Deng Bingqiangs criticism of the US media involved in Hong Kong is full of preju

The Hong Kong Security Director Deng Bingqiang went to the Wall Street Journal and criticized the Wall Street Journal's comments published by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's Hanging Red Wanted Articles.

The Wall Street Journal published a social review on Monday (July 3), saying that the Hong Kong government's suspected violation of the Hong Kong National Security Law wanted criminals were warned.It may be arrested for communicating with foreign people.The article also said that the Hong Kong government's move further proved that the dividing lines of Hong Kong and mainland China have disappeared, and the Beijing government no longer recognizes the international boundary of Hong Kong.

According to the Hong Kong News Agency, in response to the editorial of the Wall Street Journal, Deng Bingqiang wrote a letter to the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday (4th) to criticize the article with extreme political prejudice and double standards.

Deng Bingqiang said that the Hong Kong government has the responsibility, and has done everything possible to escape overseas and suspected of violating the Hong Kong National Security Law.It is a common approach for the public to assist the retrieved criminals to justice, and it is also in line with international practice.

Deng Bingqiang continued that extraterritoriality is a common feature of the country's national security laws such as Britain, the United States, and Australia.He said that the Wall Street Journal suggested that the Hong Kong government should adopt different standards from other parts of the world and is hypocritical.

Deng Bingqiang emphasized that endangering national security is a very serious crime, and no country should hide criminals.The article states that the Hong Kong government abuses the law, which is inconsistent with the facts, and no one can override the law.The Hong Kong police will take all necessary measures in accordance with the law to ride relevant personnel.

The Hong Kong Police National Security Office on Monday (3rd) was the first time to HK $ 8 million (about $ 1.38 million).The strong criticism of the country believes that it is a dangerous precedent that threatens human rights and basic freedom of the world.