U.K.-based rights organisation says Hong Kong military indicted it of violating confidence law

HONG KONG, Mar 14 (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on Monday criticised Hong Kong authorities for accusing U.K.-based rights organisation Hong Kong Watch of "collusion with unfamiliar forces" in a "likely" defilement of a China-imposed inhabitant confidence law. In a Mar 10 minute reviewed by Reuters addressed to Benedict Rogers, who heads a U.K.-based rights group, a Hong Kong military pronounced there were reasonable drift for suspecting that Rogers and a organisation had carried calm on their website "likely to consecrate an corruption endangering inhabitant security". The minute didn't mention what calm a authorities found cryptic on a…