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President Trump signs bills in support of Hong Kong protesters

November 29, 2019
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President Trump signs bills in support of Hong Kong protesters

Protestors wear masks and hold U.S. flags in Hong Kong, Thursday, Nov. 28, 2019. China reacted furiously Thursday to President Donald Trump’s signing of bills on Hong Kong human rights, summoning the U.S. ambassador to strongly protest and warning the move would undermine cooperation with Washington. Hong Kong, a former British colony that was granted special autonomy when China took control in 1997, has been rocked by six months of sometimes violent pro-democracy demonstrations. (AP Photo/Vincent Thian)

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President Donald Trump has signed two U.S  bills in support of Kong Kong protesters, defying calls from China to block the legislation and putting the territory’s special trade status at risk.

The president ratified the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act after it was overwhelmingly passed by Republican and Democrat lawmakers.

One of the bills will impose sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials who commit human rights abuses.

The second bill blocks new export licences for tear gas, rubber bullets and handcuffs being sent to the Hong Kong police force.

Trump signed the bills on Wednesday despite previously expressing concerns that it would complicate the effort to work out a trade deal with China’s President Xi Jinping

The move has angered China, with it’s foreign  ministry saying in a statement that Washington had “seriously interfered with China’s internal affairs”.

“The US has ignored facts, confused black with white, and supported violent criminals and vandals who burned and injured innocent people, trampled the rule of law and endangered social order,” the ministry added.

It also repeated warnings that Beijing would take “resolute countermeasures” in response.

It´s still unclear, however, how China will respond exactly.

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