Foreign Ministry warns UK-based Hong Kong critics about extradition risks abroad | Hong Kong

According to prominent human rights advocate Bill Browder, the UK has warned some British Hong Kong critics about travel abroad, highlighting concerns that national security laws in the Chinese region could cross borders. Browder, a lobbyist best known for sanctions against foreign governments involved in human rights abuses, said he was contacted by the British Foreign Ministry earlier this month after being named in a Hong Kong court in a foreign collusion case. [The] Browder said on Twitter that the British government had reached out to me and other activists in support of Magnitsky sanctions against Hong Kong officials to…