Hong Kong arrest warrants spark calls for Canadian sanctions on officials - National

Canada, Other G7 Nations Condemn Hong Kong Warrants for Overseas Activists

Canada and other G7 countries have issued a joint statement condemning the Hong Kong police for issuing arrest warrants and bounties on democracy activists overseas. Hong Kong law enforcement issued warrants and bounties for 19 individuals living in other countries, including Canada, on July 25. It accused the individuals of planning to undermine Hong Kong and Chinese authorities. Members of the G7 Rapid Response Mechanism, which include Canada,…

Hong Kong police warrants ‘act of transnational repression’ – minister

Security minister Dan Jarvis said the UK would not tolerate ‘these acts of transnational repression’.

Hong Kong arrest warrants spark calls for Canadian sanctions on officials - National

The groups urged Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand to sanction high-ranking Hong Kong police and government officials after Canadian activists were among those targeted.

BREAKING — Diaspora Coalition Urges Canadian Foreign Minister to Sanction Hong Kong Security Chiefs for Illegal Bounties on Canadians

Sam Cooper CCP targets include 2025 Conservative election candidate Joseph Tay and former Chinese-language media editor Victor Ho, both named in HK$1 million bounties issued by Hong Kong police. A coalition of Hong Kong pro-democracy leaders and Chinese diaspora organizations has written to Foreign Minister Anita Anand urging Canada to impose targeted sanctions on senior Hong Kong officials they accuse of waging an escalating campaign of “trans…

Hong Kong groups call for Canadian sanctions over activist arrest warrants

Canadian groups supporting Hong Kong’s democracy movement are calling on the federal government to impose targeted sanctions after arrest warrants and bounties were issued for overseas activists, including Canadians. The groups sent a letter to Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand on Friday urging Ottawa to sanction high-ranking Hong Kong police and government officials — including Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu, the current and former police …