One Country Two Systems?
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/...ast-viral-load
One for them one for us?
https://twitter.com/JeromeTaylor/status/1587672963096412163
https://twitter.com/JeromeTaylor/status/1587714677530058753
Find out for yourself with your curated experience…
Meanwhile, “we believe in ESG!”. Interesting that’s a plank for the prosecution in the Stand News case.
https://twitter.com/KangHexin/status/1587632667478327296
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/esg-investing-totally-unstoppable-ubs-051941222.html
https://twitter.com/XinqiSu/status/1587404992516075520
Point being if news organisations have core values reflected in their mission statements be said to have seditious intent, businesses which include something similar (trend with ESG) can or eventually arguably be linked to sedition too. After all, then they are not just businesses, but political platforms too?
(There was at least one international financial services organisation in HK I looked at recently that mentioned human rights in their charter…)
But I suspect you know the industry well enough to know that they will say whatever it takes to whoever it takes and not mean any of that. But 10/10 for dragging stand news into this thread.
Fang told attendees: “I would advise international investors to find out what’s really going on in China and what’s the real intention of our government by themselves. Don’t read too much of the international media.”https://www.ft.com/content/037cc9d0-...b-43f76507f9c5In an apparent rejoinder made later in the day, Mark Carney, the former Bank of England governor, told attendees: “I’d like to commend the international media, and I believe what I read in the international media.”