Key facts
- Hong Kong authorities have rejected a European Union report on freedoms in the city.
- The government described the report as 'unfounded and biased'.
- Authorities stated the report did not acknowledge the city's stability and prosperity under the national security law.
Hong Kong authorities have rejected a report by the European Union that raised concerns about freedoms in the city, labeling it as "unfounded and biased." The government asserted that the report failed to recognize the stability and prosperity that has been established in Hong Kong following the implementation of the national security law.