Hong Kong legislature moves closer to pass electoral reforms
Hong Kong's legislature on Thursday moved closer to amending electoral laws that would drastically reduce the public's ability to vote and increase the number of pro-Beijing lawmakers making decisions for the city.
The second reading of the bill was passed by a 40-2 vote, with the only two non-establishment lawmakers voting against. The bill is expected to be voted on again during the third reading, but little or no opposition is expected.
