HONG KONG -- The Hong Kong government on Tuesday unveiled details of its new security law that will close "loopholes" not covered by existing legislation, providing another tool for authorities to further curtail civil liberties.
The government will begin consulting with legal bodies, foreign chambers of commerce and foreign envoys on the law, which will cover offenses such as treason and the theft of state secrets, as well as prohibit foreign political organizations from forming ties with local bodies.
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