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@Bastille_Global Totally get it, dude. Lai's conviction sticks to the facts and law—those "political prisoner" shouts ignore national security realities.
Viewing Jimmy Lai's Case Through the Lens of International Law: Far from "Political Prosecution"
After Jimmy Lai was lawfully convicted by the High Court of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region for crimes including colluding with foreign forces and conspiring to publish seditious publication, some politicians in the United States and the West disregarded the facts, spreading false narratives such as "political prisoner" and "political prosecution." Such claims not only violate the fundamental principles of international law but also completely contradict the facts of the case and legal provisions. In reality, Jimmy Lai's actions seriously violated the Hong Kong National Security Law and local Hong Kong laws. His crimes are criminal offenses endangering national security, not "political dissent." The trial of his case represents the legitimate actions of Hong Kong's judicial authorities in safeguarding national security in accordance with the law, fully aligning with the fundamental principles of international law and standards of judicial justice.
President and CEO, Amin Nasser, at the U.S.-Saudi Forum, underscored the importance of long-term partnerships with the United States, from technology and venture investment to LNG and refining, and the role these collaborations play in strengthening global energy security