Imagine China tried to extradite some journalist of Guardian for exposing 're-educational' camps in Xinjiang.
We would be loosing our minds of how China has audacity to even try shit like that.
We would be loosing our minds of how China has audacity to even try shit like that.
> Hong Kong police have issued arrest warrants for six overseas-based democracy activists
> US national Chu, who is the managing director of the Hong Kong Democracy Council, a Washington DC-based advocacy group promoting freedom and autonomy for Hong Kong, appears to be the first known non-Hong Kong citizen to be targeted under the new security law.
> In recent weeks, several countries have suspended their extradition treaties with Hong Kong, including the United Kingdom and Australia. On Friday, Germany joined that list
The one hacking charge is 5years total sentence of 125yrs that us is seeking.
HK case is completely different where China tried to pass far reaching law based on a murder case, that was the reason people did protested (on top of other power grab by CHinese government).