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Australia slams reported targeting of citizen by Hong Kong video

Australia slams reported targeting of citizen by Hong Kong

  • The letters offered a reward of $128,000 to anyone who could provide information about him
  • “The Australian government will not tolerate surveillance, harassment or intimidation against individuals or family members here in Australia,” said a spokesperson
By AFP ·

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