Hong Kong
Hong Kong's Legislative Council passes a law requiring foreign lawyers working on national security cases to obtain prior approval from the Chief Executive.
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Sources: Reuters
Changes
- Hong Kong's Legislative Council unanimously passes a law barring foreign lawyers from working on national security cases, except when approved by the Chief Executive.
- Hong Kong's Legislative Council unanimously passes a law prohibiting foreign lawyers from working on national security cases, except when approved by the Chief Executive.
- Hong Kong's Legislative Council passes a law requiring foreign lawyers working on national security cases to obtain prior approval from the Chief Executive.