Hong Kong: National Security Law analysis shows vast majority unjustly arrested

By Amnesty International

More than 80% of people convicted under Hong Kong’s National Security Law (NSL) have been wrongly criminalized and should never have been charged in the first place, according to new research by Amnesty International published on the fifth anniversary of the law being enacted. The organization’s analysis of 255 individuals targeted under national security legislation in Hong […] The post Hong Kong: National Security Law analysis shows vast majority unjustly arrested appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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