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Exiled From Hong Kong

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By Linda Chavez, Nathan C. Law
| thenextmove.org
Nathan Law became Hong Kong’s youngest-ever elected lawmaker at 23—then watched his city’s promised freedoms rapidly collapse as China tightened its grip. Jailed, disqualified from office, and forced to flee before the 2020 National Security Law took effect, Law now lives in exile in the UK while Beijing harasses his family back home.
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Britain promised to protect Hongkongers from China. Why does it now seem ready to sacrifice them?

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By Nathan C. Law
| Hoover Institution
As authoritarian countries such as Russia, China and Iran are more active in engaging in long-arm strategies to silence their critics in the UK, transnational repression is garnering more attention. It is right that the Metropolitan police and other British law enforcement agencies have specific units and mechanisms to counter it.
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Britain’s unkept promise to protect Hong Kongers from China

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By Nathan C. Law
| Taipei Times Verified
By Nathan Law / The Guardian Add TT as Preferred Source As authoritarian countries such as Russia, China and Iran are more active in engaging in long-arm strategies to silence their critics in the UK, transnational repression is garnering more attention. It is right that the Metropolitan police and other British law enforcement agencies have specific units and mechanisms to counter it.
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