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Activist Leaves Hong Kong After New Law to Advocate Abroad

Associated Press

   HONG KONG - Prominent Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law has left
   the city for an undisclosed location after testifying in a U.S.
   congressional hearing about a tough new security law imposed by
   mainland China on the semi-autonomous territory.

   Law, who declined to disclose his whereabouts for safety, said in an
   interview with The Associated Press on Friday that he left because Hong
   Kong needs an advocate for democracy who can work internationally.

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