EU Adopts 28th Annual Report on Hong Kong, Citing Continued Erosion of Autonomy and Freedoms
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The report provides a policy and compliance environment assessment for the roughly 1,770 EU companies operating in Hong Kong and firms trading with it; extraterritorial application of the National Security Law and prosecution of activists' relatives may affect personnel mobility, compliance screening and reputational…
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- European Commission Press CornerEU Adopts 28th Annual Report on Hong Kong, Citing Continued Erosion of Autonomy and Freedoms
The European Commission and the High Representative adopted the 28th annual report on Hong Kong, covering developments in 2025. The report highlights continued erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy and fundamental freedoms, with national security remaining the government's focus in the fifth year of the National Security Law. Trials and new prosecutions of pro-democracy figures continued, including the conviction of media entrepreneur Jimmy Lai and new charges against Joshua Wong, plus the first prosecution of a relative of a wanted activist. Arrest warrants with bounties were issued against 15 more overseas activists. The report notes Hong Kong remained the world's third-largest financial centre…