Justice chief dismisses rule of law concerns

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Justice chief dismisses rule of law concerns
(01-14 18:57)

The Secretary for Justice, Rimsky Yuen Kwok-keung, has dismissed rising public concerns over the independence of Hong Kong's judiciary and the integrity of the rule of law, RTHK reports.
However, he said recent debates over the issue should not be allowed to become obstacles preventing the government from acting in the best interest of Hong Kong.

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