Hong Kong protests spill to NZ
Amnesty International's Margaret Taylor:
"Amnesty
International stands with the millions of people who are
defending their rights in Hong Kong and New Zealanders
should care about this; there has been a rise of complaints
about threats and intimidation from the Chinese Government
and pro-China representatives aimed at people living in New
Zealand. The fearful reports of Uighur people living here,
the case of Anne-Marie Brady, the reported physical attack
on a student at Auckland University last week -- these
events are not acceptable."
"Amnesty International is calling for an independent investigation into the human rights abuses in Hong Kong, as a result of excessive and brutal force by police. Freedom of expression and the right to assemble are basic human rights that must be protected."
"The Extradition Law Bill must be withdrawn so there is no extradition to China. This bill is a threat to peoples' basic human rights."
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