Hong Kong police issue arrest warrants for six prominent democracy activists living in exile overseas

The Hong Kong police have announced rewards of HK$1 million for information leading to the arrests of six pro-democracy activists living in the UK and Canada. The accused individuals include Tony Chung, the former leader of a pro-independence group who fled to the UK last year, and several others accused of violating the city's national security law. According to security secretary Chris Tang, the accused activists are accused of inciting secession and collaborating with foreign forces.