Hong Kong national security law’s long-arm jurisdiction ‘extraordinary and chilling’ https://t.co/ESiht9Qktg

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) July 1, 2020

Leung condemned the earlier arrest of a man with a Hong Kong independence flag. “The gov't is not only imposing a control on people’s action but also on people’s minds… If China itself is so fragile that it can be hurt by a flag, China needs to reflect why it’s so fragile.” pic.twitter.com/VMqt2SFnR2

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) July 1, 2020

Under the new anti-democracy “law” imposed by #China on #HongKong, the Communist Party can now arrest someone visiting HK for what they say have said or written anywhere in the world. https://t.co/53u6ayIpns

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) July 1, 2020

Hong Kong riot police seen dragging a man who was down on ground. Then they sealed off part of Jaffe Road in Wan Chai during #HKProtests a day after #NationalSecurityLaw was passed. Commotion ~3:40pm.

Follow @QuickTake for live coverage. Highlights: https://t.co/0XgG8Bfeln pic.twitter.com/MQzvD8RTZP

— Kristine Servando (@tinssoldier) July 1, 2020