Why enhancing Hong Kong’s Basic Law education is easier said than done

The recent contentious debate over whether the central government’s liaison office and the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office (HKMAO) are circumscribed by Article 22 of the Basic Law has prompted suggestions of enhancing deeper understanding of the mini-constitution.Following the government’s three contradictory statements on the constitutional position of the Beijing agency, Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng Cheuk-wah eventually stated that the liaison office is not restricted by the clause…

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