Hong Kong youth representatives in China support the "one country, two systems" in the Human Rights Council

On September 21, the young representatives of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Lin Yiyi and Tan Zhenuo spoke at the 51st session of the UN Human Rights Council to introduce Hong Kong to implement the national security law and improve the election system. "The sincere support of" one country, two systems ".

Lin Yiyi pointed out that some countries and politicians fabricated false allegations to attack the Hong Kong National Security Law, and slandering Hong Kong's international financial center status and business environment will be damaged. However, the fact is exactly the opposite. As of the end of 2021, there were more than 9,000 mainland and overseas companies in the establishment of regional headquarters and offices in Hong Kong. Lin emotionally said that when he went to study in the United States, he chose to return to Hong Kong. It was precisely because of the confidence in the future of Hong Kong. I believe that the implementation of the principle of the National Security Law and the "Patriot Governing Hong Kong" will promote the "one country, two systems" to get more than that Good implementation, and provide more help for the flowing and development space of Hong Kong youths.

Tan Zhenguo said that the Hong Kong police had previously arrested the suspected violation of the Hong Kong State Security Law personnel according to law, but they were therefore attacked by a few American politicians and their Western followers. Since the formulation of the National Security Law and amending and improving the election system to ensure that the "patriotic governance of Hong Kong", personal rights have been better protected, Hong Kong society is united, and the public will work together to pursue a better life. Tan said that he is willing to represent the promise of implementing the "one country, two systems" and maintaining national security on behalf of Hong Kong youth, and contribute to the continuous prosperity and stability of Hong Kong.

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