Submission by Human Rights Watch to the United Nations Human Rights Committee in Advance of its review of China (Hong Kong)
June 2022
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Hong Kong, Mainland Activists Jailed for Commemorations
Hong Kong: Prominent Democracy Advocates Arrested
Ominous Action Days After Beijing Appoints City’s New Chief
Beijing's Hand-Picked Leader in Hong Kong Has An Abusive Past
Hong Kong's one-man election drives home Beijing's broken promises to the territory
Pandemic strikes new, authoritarian Hong Kong
Under Beijing’s control, the densely populated city is struggling to respond to a new COVID-19 wave.
Hong Kong: Covid-19 Threatens Detained Democracy Leaders
Free the Gravely Ill Olympic Protester Koo Sze-yiu, Others Arbitrarily Held
Hong Kong Imposes Sham Election
Beijing Ensures No Opposition in Vote for Legislature
Hong Kong: Harsh Sentence for Shouting Slogans
Verdict Shows National Security Law Used to Undermine Rights
Hong Kong: Drop Charges Against Vigil Organizers
Beijing Seeking to Erase Memory of 1989 Tiananmen Massacre
Hong Kong: Drop Charges Against Vigil Organizer
74 Groups Call for Release of Chow Hang-tung
Hong Kong: Beijing Dismantles a Free Society
One Year Under National Security Law Devastates Human Rights
China: Account for Tiananmen Massacre
32 Years Since Crackdown; Commemorations Banned in Hong Kong, Macau
Hong Kong: Mass Arrests of Pro-Democracy Politicians
Governments Should Hold Beijing Accountable for Arbitrary Action
Hong Kong: Drop Cases Against Democracy Activists
Prominent Activists Jailed for Peaceful Protests Amid Widening Crackdown