The United States has condemned ongoing transnational repression by Hong Kong’s government, following police announcements offering rewards for information to arrest pro-democracy activists in exile. Matthew Miller, spokesperson for the State Department, criticized these actions as threats to human rights and fundamental freedoms, reiterating the rejection of intimidation efforts against individuals who have sought refuge in the U.S. This incident marks the third time Hong Kong authorities have resorted to such measures under the controversial national security law imposed by Beijing.

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