Zheng Zeguang: The British side is not qualified to talk about the Hong Kong law enfor

Source: Chinese Embassy in the UK

On July 13, the Chinese Ambassador to the UK Zheng Zeguang interviewed officials of the British Foreign Development Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and strictly negotiated on the wrong words and deeds of the British on the issue of Hong Kong, expressing strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition.The rights said three four to the SAR police law enforcement operations, urging the British to recognize the situation, correct mistakes, and stop interfered with Hong Kong affairs and Chinese internal affairs.

Zheng Zeguang pointed out that the police of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region wanted to fight against China in chaos and adopted corresponding law enforcement actions. It was entirely a righteous manner for the protection of the rule of law, stability and prosperity.The British side pointed out the law enforcement operations of the SAR police, shouting and sheltering criminals for anti -China -China -Random Hong Kong elements. It is completely upside down, blaspheming the rule of law, and rude interference in China's internal affairs, which seriously violates the basic criteria of international law and international relations.

Zheng Zeguang emphasized that since the implementation of the National Security Law, Hong Kong's society is harmonious and stable, the economy has continued to recover, and the rights and freedom of Hong Kong people have been better guaranteed.In the future, a bright.

Hong Kong has already returned to China, and Hong Kong affairs are purely China's internal affairs.The legal basis for the Chinese government to govern Hong Kong is the Chinese Constitution and the Basic Law on Hong Kong, and it is by no means a joint statement in China and Britain.The British side has no sovereignty, governance, and supervision power after the return.

Zheng Zeguang urged the British side to lose the outdated colonial mentality early, recognize the situation, and stop all words and deeds that harm the rule of law in Hong Kong and interfere with the Chinese internal affairs.