Hong Kong security law is 'a human rights emergency': Amnesty
The Hindu
The report of the international human rights group comes a year after the law was implemented
Hong Kong authorities have used a newto target dissent and justify "censorship, harassment, arrests and prosecutions that violate human rights", Amnesty International said on Wednesday, June 30, 2021 a year after the law was implemented. Also read: Beijing imposed a sweeping national security law in June last year that sets out punishment for anything it deems as subversion, secession, colluding with foreign forces and terrorism with up to life in prison, setting the city on a more authoritarian path.More Related News