Hong Kong Rejects EU Report’s Claims on Freedoms as ‘Unfounded and Biased’
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Hong Kong rejects EU report’s claims on freedoms as ‘unfounded and biased’
The Hong Kong government has rejected an annual European Union report alleging that the administration is undermining the city’s fundamental freedoms, calling its claims “unfounded and biased”. The more than 4,500-word statement, issued early on Wednesday morning, followed the publication on Tuesday of the EU’s 2025 annual report on Hong Kong. The report was jointly issued by the European Commission and the EU’s High Representative for Foreign A…
The Hong Kong Government today classified the European Commission's most recent annual report on the erosion of civil and political freedoms in the territory as "tender and unfounded".
The European Commission is complaining of an increasing restriction on fundamental freedoms in Hong Kong and Macao, which is reflected in annual reports for the regions to the European Parliament and the Council published by the Brussels Authority on Tuesday. Thus, the report for Macao covers developments in 2025 and highlights that the increasing focus on national security continues to undermine fundamental freedoms on the ground. For example, …
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