Hong Kong has expanded its national security law, allowing police to demand device passwords from suspects. Non-compliance could lead to one year’s jail and fine, while critics warn the new powers undermine privacy and due process, despite government assurances that rights and freedoms remain protected.
Refuse passwords, face jail: Hong Kong expands national security powers to access suspects’ devices
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