Hong Kong officials confirmed that a rehabilitation program for those arrested during the 2019 protests remains open to all arrestees. Security Minister Chris Tang defended the program's secretive rollout to prevent potential bullying.

Hong Kong authorities will not “draw a line” on who is eligible for a rehabilitation programme for those arrested during the 2019 anti-government protests, the security minister has said, while defending the decision to keep the project a secret for two years to prevent bullying. Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung said on Sunday that a special rehabilitation programme run by the Security Bureau for people arrested in connection with the 2019 unrest had been ongoing for the past one to....