Hong Kong activists vow to restart protests after China proposes sweeping new security law: 'They're taking direct control'
New law will allow Beijing's national security agencies to set up bureaus in Hong Kong for the first time
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Hong Kong activists vow to restart protests after China proposes sweeping new security law: 'They're taking direct control'
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