“Beijing and Hong Kong officials have used Hong Kong national security laws extraterritorially to intimidate, silence, and harass 19 pro-democracy activists who were forced to flee overseas, including a U.S. citizen and four other U.S. residents,” the U.S. State Department said.

Raymond Siu Chak-yee, who retires on Tuesday, is among officials alleged to undercut Hongkongers' rights or commit transnational repression