Hong Kong national security police offer bounty for self-exiled activists

Hong Kong national security police said Monday they have issued arrest warrants and placed bounties of HK$1 million (US$127,600) each on eight pro-democracy activists, including former lawmakers Ted Hui and Nathan Law.The eight individuals, who are currently living in self-exile, stand accused of national security offenses such as acts of secession and collusion with foreign forces.In a press conference on Monday, police said that the eight individuals had "seriously violated the national security law," as well as advocated for sanctions against local officials and conspired with foreign co…READ FULL ARTICLE