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Former district councillor Carmen Lau (劉珈汶), wanted under Hong Kong's National Security Law and now living in exile in the United Kingdom, is among the most severely targeted victims of the Chinese Communist Party's transnational repression campaign. (Pho

Red Dragnet|'Saying It Out Loud Isn't Weakness': Exiled Hong Konger Carmen Lau on the Toll of Transnational Repression

A female staff member of Hong Kong independent bookstore 'Lau Ha Book House' is handcuffed from behind by national security police. (Screenshot via RFA)

Handcuffed in an "I Am a Bookstore Clerk" T-Shirt: Hong Kong Police Raid Two Bookshops, Arrest Five

One of the 'independent bookstores' in Changsha, Hunan — 'Zhijian Bookstore' / Photo by Tian Chang

Beijing Watch | Hong Kong Police Raid Independent Bookstore, Arresting Owner Over Jimmy Lai Biography

Lee Ka-chung and Leung Ka-lai, founders of Pulse HK News, hold the 'Backup Apple, Record Hong Kong — Apple Daily Special Exhibition' in Taipei. (Photo by Chang Yu-ping)

Blank Front Pages, Shuttered Newsrooms: Apple Daily Exhibition Opens in Taipei to Preserve Hong Kong's Banned Press History

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai wears protective goggles as he protests outside government headquarters on September 28, 2014. (Associated Press)

Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years Amid Crackdown on Hong Kong Press Freedom

With the Spring Festival travel season approaching, Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council reminds citizens traveling to Hong Kong and Macau to be aware of potential risks to personal safety. (File photo / Hong Yu-hsun)

Taiwan Issues Travel Warning for Hong Kong, Macau: Delete 'Sensitive Content' From Devices Before Travel

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai was arrested at his home by police on August 10, 2020. (Associated Press)

Jimmy Lai Found Guilty for Alleged Collusion, Faces Life Imprisonment