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HKSAR Government strongly opposes granting of asylum to two HK fugitives by Australia and UK respectively

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HKSAR Government strongly opposes granting of asylum to two HK fugitives by Australia and UK respectively

Maribel Pepper 19/08/2025 03:22

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government yesterday (August 18) expressed strong opposition to the granting of asylum to two Hong Kong fugitives endangering national security who have absconded overseas by Australia and the United Kingdom (UK) respectively. A spokesman for the HKSAR Government said that the Chief Secretary for Administration…

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The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government yesterday (August 18) expressed strong opposition to the granting of asylum to two Hong Kong fugitives endangering national security who have absconded overseas by Australia and the United Kingdom (UK) respectively.

A spokesman for the HKSAR Government said that the Chief Secretary for Administration…
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HKSAR Government strongly opposes granting of asylum to two HK fugitives by Australia and UK respectively

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