TOKYO (Kyodo) — Japan, the United States and Australia on Wednesday expressed “deep concern” over China’s recent implementation of a sweeping security law in Hong Kong that is feared will restrict human rights and freedoms in the territory.
The three security allies confirmed the view during a meeting via videolink of their defense ministers — Linda Reynolds of Australia, Taro Kono of Japan and Mark Esper of the United States.
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