On Monday 3 July the Beijing-controlled Hong Kong authorities announced that charges of collusion with foreign powers, subversion and secession were to be brought on a further eight activists not yet in prison nor even in Hong Kong. They accompanied those charges with an unprecedented offer of a bounty of one million HKD (over £100,000) per activist for anyone who can organise their capture overseas.
Four years ago, millions in Hong Kong took to the streets to protest the influence of China. But signs abound that Beijing is tightening its control over the only part of its territory where elements of democracy have been tolerated.
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