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The Struggles of Hong Kong Activists Abroad
This chapter highlights the harrowing experiences of Hong Kong activists who have fled to the UK due to oppressive policies from the Chinese government. It discusses the dangers they face, including surveillance and threats linked to the Chinese Communist Party, as well as the implications of a proposed new Chinese embassy in London. The narrative explores the tension between economic interests and human rights, raising urgent questions about the safety of dissidents and the potential impact of such diplomatic moves.
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