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Hong Kong activists raise transnational repression at UN Human Rights Council
Original: HRC63: Hong Kong defenders highlight transnational repression as States renew concerns over China
At the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, Hong Kong rights defenders have drawn attention to transnational repression, describing intimidation and pressure allegedly extending beyond Hong Kong's borders. Their testimony comes as a number of states renew their concerns over China's human rights record, keeping Hong Kong on the Council's agenda and prompting calls for stronger international scrutiny and protection for exiled activists.
Why now: A UN Human Rights Council session is providing a stage for renewed diplomatic criticism of China over Hong Kong.
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- HRC63: Hong Kong defenders highlight transnational repression as States renew concerns over China · International Service for Human Rights
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