• The flags of Japan and Hong Kong are displayed at a Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstration in Tokyo in June last year. | RYUSEI TAKAHASHI
    The flags of Japan and Hong Kong are displayed at a Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstration in Tokyo in June last year. | RYUSEI TAKAHASHI
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For Hong Kongers living outside of China, the global implications of Beijing’s national security law are beginning to take shape.

While several countries are trying to provide support by loosening visa restrictions, offering pathways to refugee status or sanctioning Chinese officials, Japan is looking to entice financial professionals interested in trading Hong Kong for Tokyo.

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