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“This feels like the beginning of the end for freedom of expression in Hong Kong. People should be free to use political slogans during protests, and Tong Ying-kit should not be punished for exercising his right to free speech.”

Amnesty International’s Asia-Pacific Regional Director

27 Jul 2021 3 4

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“This ruthless legislation gives the Beijing and Hong Kong authorities free rein to crush any dissenting views and puts all government critics at risk of imprisonment. Charging dozens of pro-democracy lawmakers and activists with 'subversion', just because they held their own informal primary contest, is a blatant attack on their rights to peaceful expression and association. People have a legitimate right to take part in public affairs. Political opposition should not be silenced just because the authorities don’t like it.”

Amnesty International’s Asia-Pacific Regional Director

06 Jan 2021 1 4

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“These sentences … lay bare the dangers faced by anybody who finds themselves tried under the Chinese criminal system. This group of young Hongkongers will be at risk of torture and other ill-treatment in Chinese jails.”

Amnesty International’s Asia-Pacific Regional Director

30 Dec 2020 3 4

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“Once again, the government has used the politically-motivated charge of 'inciting others to protest' to prosecute people who have merely spoken out and protested peacefully. By targeting well-known activists from Hong Kong's largely leaderless protest movement, authorities are sending a warning to anyone who dares openly criticise the government, that they could be next.”

Amnesty International’s Asia-Pacific Regional Director

02 Dec 2020 3 2

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Once again, the government has used the politically-motivated charge of 'inciting others to protest' to prosecute people who have merely spoken out and protested peacefully. By targeting well-known activists from Hong Kong's largely leaderless protest movement, authorities are sending a warning to anyone who dares openly criticise the government, that they could be next.

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These sentences … lay bare the dangers faced by anybody who finds themselves tried under the Chinese criminal system. This group of young Hongkongers will be at risk of torture and other ill-treatment in Chinese jails.

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Jan, 2021

This ruthless legislation gives the Beijing and Hong Kong authorities free rein to crush any dissenting views and puts all government critics at risk of imprisonment. Charging dozens of pro-democracy lawmakers and activists with 'subversion', just because they held their own informal primary contest, is a blatant attack on their rights to peaceful expression and association. People have a legitimate right to take part in public affairs. Political opposition should not be silenced just because the authorities don’t like it.