Hong Kong on Thursday hit back at the US State Departments report that highlighted allegations of “police brutality” and other human rights issues, stressing that the citys embattled police force has been dealing with unprecedented protest violence.
The State Department on Wednesday issued its annual report about human rights situations in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, said the South China Morning Post (SCMP) newspaper.
It touched on the anti-government protest movement that started in the city last June, the pro-democracy bloc’s landslide victory in the district council elections, and other latest developments in the city.


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