The Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong (CFHK) was set up in March 2021 to fight for Hong Kong and its people as China continued its massive crackdown on the city. Despite legal obligations and treaties and repeated promises that Hong Kong would continue to enjoy its existing freedoms, China has since the 1997 handover from the United Kingdom destroyed Hong Kong’s free media, freedom of speech, free assembly, education, and many other aspects of the democratic way of life that had become the norm in Hong Kong.

The Chinese-imposed National Security Law, which was introduced to Hong Kong in 2020, has been used to stifle any protests, demonstrations, critical journalism  or other opposition to the Hong Kong authorities or the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Thousands of people have been arrested under the NSL, many for the flimsiest of reasons.
The legal system is being bent for political purposes.