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Explainer & Timeline: The oath fallout and Beijing’s intervention in Hong Kong’s mini-constitution

by Ellie Ng10:31, 5 November 201601:24, 3 July 2020

Beijing is set to make an unusual intervention in the affairs of Hong Kong by passing down an interpretation of the autonomous city’s mini-constitution, the Basic Law. The ruling, due next week, relates to how lawmakers swear allegiance to Hong Kong. But how did we get to this point? 

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