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Twenty-one years after Hong Kong reverted to Chinese sovereignty, the jury of China’s experiment of “one country, two systems” is still out. But fears are growing. True, the city remains one of the freest economies. On the political and human rights front, chilly wind is blowing. The city’s liberalism, respect for human rights, prospect for democracy and important systems and institutions including rule of law and independent judiciary are shrouded under a thickening air of uncertainty.