Democracy activist Anna Kwok has said she will never stop fighting for the values she believes in, despite the Hong Kong police issuing arrest warrants and bounties for her and seven other overseas-based protesters.
Announcing the warrants, John Lee, the Hong Kong chief executive, accused the activists of offences including foreign collusion and incitement to secession and offered a reward of HK$1m (£101,000) for information leading to each arrest. The activists, based in several countries, including the US, UK and Australia, are wanted under a national security law Beijing imposed on Hong Kong in 2020
