He said allegations of widespread abuse, medical negligence or poor living conditions in correctional institutions were entirely unfounded. Wong emphasized that Hong Kong has no so-called “political prisoners” and all persons in custody are treated equally without discrimination based on background, political views or nature of offenses. The injunction pursues the legitimate aim of safeguarding national security and is necessary, reasonable, legitimate, proportionate and consistent with the requirements of the Hong Kong Bill of Rights. And Hiroshima and Nagasaki, where a single bomb destroyed hundreds of thousands of lives – that’s worth writing about.”Every country focuses on its own World War II experiences. A Brookings Institute essay on Beijing’s World War II narrative…Russia uses a generous interpretation of the Soviet role in defeating fascism to bolster the assertion that it is entitled to a say in NATO and European Union expansion.