Hong Kong dissident Nathan Law on China spies in UK
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Analysts say British authorities will prioritise stable ties with Beijing given current geopolitical uncertainties The operations of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (HKETO) in London will remain unaffected by a UK spying verdict,
The British Consulate employee detained in China for 15 days after leaving Hong Kong on a business trip violated public law by soliciting a prostitute, state-backed media reported Thursday. Law enforcement in Shenzhen told the Global Times that Simon Cheng ...
HONG KONG (AP) — When the British handed Hong Kong to Beijing in 1997, it was promised 50 years of self-government and freedoms of assembly, speech and press that are not allowed on the Communist-ruled Chinese mainland. As the city of 7.4 million people ...
Britain's Foreign Office has summoned the Chinese ambassador after two individuals were found guilty of spying for China on British soil, security minister Dan Jarvis has confirmed. A Border Force official and a retired Hong Kong police officer were convicted of carrying out “shadow policing” operations for China on Thursday.
The British Consulate employee in Hong Kong who was reported missing after a business trip to China has been detained for 15 days after he allegedly violated a public order, Chinese officials confirmed Wednesday. Foreign Ministry spokesman Gen Shuang said ...
Ms Cheung, who cannot re-enter Hong Kong for fear of being captured by the Chinese government, told the Daily Express the conviction was "deeply satisfying". She added: "This is what justice looks like in a democratic country, something that no longer exists in Hong Kong under Beijing’s authoritarian rule."
The high-profile case exposed how ex-police superintendent Bill Yuen and Peter Wai conducted "shadow policing" operations on British soil targeting Hong Kong dissidents. View on euronews