Hong Kong Silences Remembrance of Police Abuses
October 02, 2026
October 02, 2026
NEW YORK, Oct. 2 [Category: International] -- Human Rights Watch issued the following news:
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Hong Kong Silences Remembrance of Police Abuses
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Laying flowers, speaking out, reporting the news - once ordinary acts in Hong Kong-can now lead to prison under the city's sweeping national security laws.
National Security Police said on October 1 that they had arrested eight people in September for alleged "sedition." . . .
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Hong Kong Silences Remembrance of Police Abuses
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Laying flowers, speaking out, reporting the news - once ordinary acts in Hong Kong-can now lead to prison under the city's sweeping national security laws.
National Security Police said on October 1 that they had arrested eight people in September for alleged "sedition." . . .
