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Wabunge wa Upinzani Hong Kong wamejiuzulu na kususia Bunge kwa kupinga msimamo wa Wabunge wa chama tawala katika kisiwa hicho kuonekana kukubaliana na sheria ya serikali ya Beijing ya Uzalendo kwa watu wa Hong Kong.
Idadi ya wabunge wa upinzani Bunge la Hong Kong ni 19 katika Bunge lenye idadi ya wabunge 70.
Hivyo Chadema wanajua wanachofanya. Mara nyingine ni kuamua kumwaga mboga na kumwacha mtu kashikilia ugali mkononi uone kama ataufaidi, kama sio kuvimbiwa kwa kula bila mboga ugali uliokuwa uliwe na watu wawili.
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Hong Kong’s pro-democracy opposition legislators have resigned en masse, party leaders said on Wednesday, in protest against a new resolution from Beijing that meant they could be fired for failing to show sufficient patriotism towards mainland China.
The decision sees 19 opposition members of the 70-seat legislative council resign, and was announced at a news conference just a couple of hours after a move by Beijing to oust four prominent members of the pro-democracy camp.
Chinese state media said the earlier resolution, which allows action against legislators who promote or support the independence of Hong Kong, was passed by the standing committee of the National People’s Congress (NPCSC) on Wednesday.
It states that any Hong Kong lawmakers who refuse to accept China’s exercise of sovereignty over the city would be deemed as not fulfilling the requirement of swearing allegiance to the SAR (special administrative region).
As per the ruling, legislators would not be considered meeting the loyalty requirement if they appeal to foreign forces to interfere with Hong Kong’s affairs or if their actions endanger national security, according to the Hong Kong Free Press.
China’s state news agency Xinhua said the resolution came following the request of Hong Kong’s chief executive Carrie Lam.
The four opposition legislators who were disqualified after the ruling were Alvin Yeung, Kenneth Leung, Dennis Kwok and Kwok Ka-ki.
Following the disqualification decision, Mr Kwok told media that the move is in “breach of the Basic Law" (Hong Kong’s mini-constitution) and their “rights to participate in public affairs” but clarified that he will consult his team to ascertain any future legal action.
Source: Hong Kong pro-democracy opposition MPs resign en masse in protest at China ‘patriotism’ law
Idadi ya wabunge wa upinzani Bunge la Hong Kong ni 19 katika Bunge lenye idadi ya wabunge 70.
Hivyo Chadema wanajua wanachofanya. Mara nyingine ni kuamua kumwaga mboga na kumwacha mtu kashikilia ugali mkononi uone kama ataufaidi, kama sio kuvimbiwa kwa kula bila mboga ugali uliokuwa uliwe na watu wawili.
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Hong Kong’s pro-democracy opposition legislators have resigned en masse, party leaders said on Wednesday, in protest against a new resolution from Beijing that meant they could be fired for failing to show sufficient patriotism towards mainland China.
The decision sees 19 opposition members of the 70-seat legislative council resign, and was announced at a news conference just a couple of hours after a move by Beijing to oust four prominent members of the pro-democracy camp.
Chinese state media said the earlier resolution, which allows action against legislators who promote or support the independence of Hong Kong, was passed by the standing committee of the National People’s Congress (NPCSC) on Wednesday.
It states that any Hong Kong lawmakers who refuse to accept China’s exercise of sovereignty over the city would be deemed as not fulfilling the requirement of swearing allegiance to the SAR (special administrative region).
As per the ruling, legislators would not be considered meeting the loyalty requirement if they appeal to foreign forces to interfere with Hong Kong’s affairs or if their actions endanger national security, according to the Hong Kong Free Press.
China’s state news agency Xinhua said the resolution came following the request of Hong Kong’s chief executive Carrie Lam.
The four opposition legislators who were disqualified after the ruling were Alvin Yeung, Kenneth Leung, Dennis Kwok and Kwok Ka-ki.
Following the disqualification decision, Mr Kwok told media that the move is in “breach of the Basic Law" (Hong Kong’s mini-constitution) and their “rights to participate in public affairs” but clarified that he will consult his team to ascertain any future legal action.
Source: Hong Kong pro-democracy opposition MPs resign en masse in protest at China ‘patriotism’ law