Hong Kong is to introduce a new film censorship law that could send anyone responsible for illegal screenings to jail for up to three years. The new law is intended to codify national security conc…
law that could send anyone responsible for illegal screenings to jail for up to three years.
The new law is intended to codify national security concerns that were introduced into the city’s film classification system only in June.The moves were announced by the government’s commerce secretary Edward Yau at a press conference on Tuesday.
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