China blasts EU’s ‘irresponsible’ remarks on Hong Kong | The Malaysian Insight

Protesters marching in Hong Kong yesterday against a proposed Chinese extradition law. China has criticised the European Union for making 'irresponsible and erroneous' remarks on the bill. – EPA pic, June 13, 2019.

CHINA today hit out at the European Union for making “irresponsible and erroneous” remarks about Hong Kong’s controversial extradition bill, which has sparked violent protests in the semi-autonomous city. The city government is facing international pressure over the divisive legislation – which would allow extraditions to mainland China – as well as police yesterday used rubber bullets and tear gas to break up demonstrations.

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