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

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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.

  1. CN
    Mao Ning
    Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
    1. Hong Kong is a society governed by the rule of law and no one has extrajudicial privileges.
  2. Human Rights Watch
    1. We call on the UK and Canadian governments to act immediately to push back against the Hong Kong government's attempts to threaten Hongkongers living in their countries.
  3. HK
    Tony Chung
    1. I knew this day would come. From the moment I decided to leave Hong Kong, I was fully aware that I would not be able to return for a long time.
    2. As a staunch advocate of Hong Kong nationalism, today's bounty arrest warrants are a recognition of my cause. I will continue to promote self-determination for Hong Kong residents, fearless and unwavering.
    3. It is an honor to become the first Hongkonger to be charged twice under the National Security Law.
  4. HK
    Carmen Lau
    Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation
    1. I just learned that I am now a wanted Hong Konger.

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sources

  1. 1.The Guardian
  2. 2.The Times
  3. 3.BBC
  4. 4.RTHK

perspectives

  1. 1.US Foreign Policy
  2. 2.Chinese Foreign Policy
  3. 3.British Foreign Policy
  4. 4.US-China Relations
  5. 5.Protests
  6. 6.Authoritarianism
  7. 7.China under Xi Jinping
  8. 8.Human rights
  9. 9.Freedom of Speech
  10. 10.Hong Kong Retrocession to China
  11. 11.Hong Kong Democratic Movement

countries

  1. 1.CanadaCA
  2. 2.ChinaCN
  3. 3.United KingdomGB
  4. 4.Hong KongHK

organizations

  1. 1.Human Rights Watch
  2. 2.Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation
  3. 3.Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office
  4. 4.InstagramUS
  5. 5.British Foreign OfficeGB
  6. 6.Labour Party
  7. 7.YouTubeUS

persons

  1. 1.Carmen LauHK
  2. 2.Chung Kim-Wah
  3. 3.Tony ChungHK
  4. 4.Chloe Cheung
  5. 5.Joseph Tay
  6. 6.Mao NingCN
  7. 7.Maya WangUS
  8. 8.Nathan Law
  9. 9.Victor Ho
  10. 10.Angela RaynerGB
  11. 11.Chris Tang
  12. 12.David Brown

technicals

  1. 1.National Security Law
  2. 2.Student Localism