On 6 October, Law.com reported that China has shelved plans to impose the controversial anti-sanctions law for Hong Kong and will not impose the anti-sanctions law on Hong Kong anytime soon. The law allows the Chinese government to seize assets from organisations that implement foreign sanctions.
https://www.law.com/international-edition/2021/10/06/a-relief-for-foreign-lawyers-as-china-shelves-anti-sanctions-law-in-hong-kong/?slreturn=20210907083654
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