UK decries Hong Kong’s reward offers targeting suspects living in Britain

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Beijing took a strong stance on June 6, 2020, after Hong Kong protests turned violent, declaring a national security law that tightened control on dissent.
UK Reaction to Hong Kong Actions
The UK government issued condemnation on Friday, accusing Hong Kong authorities of rewarding those who helped arrest pro‑democracy activists residing in Britain.
Key UK Officials’ Statement
- Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the policy is a transnational repression tool.
- Home Secretary Yvette Cooper echoed Lammy, stressing the international impact.
Implications for International Relations
These statements reflect the UK’s broader stance on human rights, indicating a willingness to speak out in the face of Beijing’s extended influence.
Future Developments
Observers will track how Hong Kong’s approach evolves, especially as the UK and other Western nations consider new diplomatic frameworks.