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According to the media report, police in Hong Kong arrested the father and brother of an American pro -democratic activist Anna Kvok for allegedly assistance in her finance.

This is the first time the frying relatives were charged under Act on the Safety of the TerritoryReuters reports.

Authorities have accused the 26th Ms. Quok of violating Hong Kong’s national security laws Participation in protests on democracy in 2019.

She escaped from the territory in 2020 and is now holding the position of Executive Director of the Hong Kong Democracy Council (HKDC), based on Washington.

Police said they arrested two men aged 35 and 68 on suspicion of processing “funds or other financial assets” owned by the quota, Reuters said.

Later, local media identified two men as Ms. Quok’s relatives, citing police sources.

According to the report of the South China morning message (SCMP), the police have launched an investigation into the couple after the observation that they met with Ms Quok abroad.

The 68-year-old age, appointed by local media as Ms. Quok Kvok In-Sang, is charged with helping his daughter handle the insurance policy after returning to Hong Kong.

According to the accusation letter noticed by Reuters, Kwok Yin-Sang tried to access the life and personal insurance insurance, which can be used to obtain the funds on her behalf.

The national security judge was denied a recognizance subscription, so in the courts of Western Kavlun, Reuters reports.

A 35-year-old man appointed local media as Mrs. Kvok’s brother is accused of supporting his father’s attempts to get money, Reuters said.

He was reportedly released on his own recognizance to further investigation.

In 2023 Hong Kong placed generosity on the heads of several pro -democratic activists – Including Ms Kvok – which escaped from the territory.

Eight -oriented activists were accused of conspiracy with foreign forces – a crime that can bring a life sentence in prison.

At the time, Ms. Quok said that generosity was aimed at intimidating her and her colleagues -activists.

“This is exactly what the Hong Kong Government and the Communist Party of China will do – it should be intimidated by people to do nothing, silent,” she said at the time.

A The former British colony became a special administrative region of China In 1997, when the 99-year-old rental of the new UK territories north of Hong Kong is over.

Hong Kong still uses freedoms that do not see in mainland China, but allegedly they are considered declining.