AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPolicing: Hong Kong opened its International Academy of Policing, with Chief Executive John Lee promoting global law-enforcement ties. Police also say AI facial recognition will join the citywide CCTV network and complies with privacy laws. Macao: Former pro-democracy lawmaker Au Kam San was sentenced to 12.5 years in the territory’s first publicly known national-security prosecution, drawing condemnation from rights groups and the US. National Security: Joshua Wong’s 10-year sentence prompted criticism from the US, UK and other governments; Hong Kong officials and lawmakers rejected the criticism and defended the ruling. Immigration: Canada says it will clear applications from Hong Kongers already in the country as part of a one-time 2027 plan to grant permanent status to up to 200,000 temporary residents.
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