In Its Latest Act of Repression, Hong Kong Convicted My Father for My Activism
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Started February 13, 2026
My father’s conviction is Beijing’s litmus test for Washington: Will the U.S. stand firm in favor of freedom?
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In Its Latest Act of Repression, Hong Kong Convicted My Father for My Activism
National Review (United States) | Feb 12, 2026
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Feb 13, 2026
The U.S. must prioritize human rights in its foreign policy, using the conviction of activists in Hong Kong as a clear indicator of China's repression.
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Intervening in Hong Kong's internal matters could escalate tensions with China, risking broader conflict and undermining U.S. stability.
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Activism can sometimes provoke harsh responses from authoritarian regimes; the U.S. must balance support for freedom with respect for sovereignty.
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The international community's silence on Hong Kong's repression reflects a failure to uphold democratic values and support activists worldwide.
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While supporting freedom is vital, U.S. responses to Hong Kong’s situation should be measured to avoid unintended consequences.
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