the police force of hong kong. so there s no beijing s involvement in it. as far as the extraterritorial powers go, it is not actually something new or unique to hong kong. in recent years, there were a lot of instances where western countries would use extraterritorial power against a target. one example would involve the founder of wikileaks, australian activist julian assange. he was wanted in the us for allegedly violating their espionage act and he s in belmarsh prison for more than four years now. and another example will be from our country, meng wanzhou. she s the senior management of the tech company huawei. she was arrested in canada for allegedly circumventing us sanctions against iran. so she was held in home custody for over. for almost three years. so those are only two of the many examples. so why is it ok when the same thing is being applied by western countries but not ok when it comes to hong kong?
entities, and people to put pressure on our politicians to take action. this is a first step. we believe this is a first step towards justice, and we will campaign accordingly. we believe the state must accept this judgment and act accordingly under the genocide convention. accordingly under the genocide convention. ., ,, , convention. another issue has been the united states convention. another issue has been the united states will convention. another issue has been the united states will have - convention. another issue has been the united states will have a - the united states will have a diplomatic boycott of the olympics in beijing partly because of the concerns of what is going on towards the uyghur minority. the uk has said no officials will be going to the winter olympics, either. where do you stand on that? do you think that s enough? do you think things need to go further as far as that event is concerned? event is concerned? from the beginning. event is concerned? f
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