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The Hong Kong government has slammed “some other countries, organisations, and politicians” for “unsubstantiated accusations” against national security police operations.
Further reading:
HKFP: Hong Kong security chief slams Wall St Journal criticism of int’l arrest warrants, as Interpol say no ‘Red Notice’ received, July 5, 2023
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Hong Kong national security police have issued arrest warrants for eight self-exiled activists, including former lawmakers Ted Hui and Dennis Kwok. The Force also offered HK$1 million for each of the wanted people.
Further reading:
HKFP: Hong Kong security law to deal with ‘soft resistance,’ security chief Chris Tang says, July 4, 2023
HKFP: They will ‘live in fear’: Hong Kong’s John Lee invites ‘anyone’ to help police arrest wanted overseas democrats, July 4, 2023
HKFP: Western countries decry Hong Kong’s nat. sec. arrest warrants, as leader John Lee defends law’s extraterritorial reach, July 4, 2023
Hong Kong puts out rewards of $125,000 for pro-democracy activists, July 4, 2023
Hong Kong is increasing its crackdown on political dissent. It is offering a reward of 1 million Hong Kong dollars (110,000 Euros) each for information that leads to the arrest of eight exiled pro-democracy activists. Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee warned the prominent activists on Tuesday that they would "live in fear" unless they hand themselves in. They would be pursued even in the foreign countries where they have found refuge, he said. The Chinese government, too, is accusing the seven men and one woman of anti-China activities and of seeking to destabilize Hong Kong. Why are Hong Kong authorities issuing these warrants now? Deutsche Welle
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A Hong Kong court has accepted private charges filed by Democratic Party lawmaker Ted Hui against a traffic police officer, who shot a protester with a live round at an anti-extradition bill demonstration last year.
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Over 100 riot police officers cleared protesters from a luxury shopping mall in Central on Tuesday night, as dozens gathered to chant pro-democracy slogans and sing songs related to the anti-extradition movement. According to local media, at least six people were ticketed for violating coronavirus social distancing rules.
