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Hong Kong’s top officials have hit back at local and international criticism of the arrests of 15 high-profile democrats. They said such criticism was “biased and unreasonable” and politically motivated, while insisting that charges would not be dropped. Chief Secretary for Administration Matthew Cheung wrote in his blog on Sunday that their arrests and prosecution […]
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