At least 56 people have died since the protest began, with victims including protesters and people allegedly hired by the authorities to confront the protesters.
Hong Kong police have used UK-made tear gas against pro-democracy campaigners, and the UK College of Policing provided training for forces in Hong Kong.
The Indian authorities should cease using unnecessary lethal force against demonstrators protesting a law that discriminates against Muslims, says Human Rights Watch.
The High Court in Birmingham has ruled that a temporary injunction placing an ‘exclusion zone’ around Anderton Park Primary School should be made permanent.
The UN Human Rights Office has reviewed credible evidence of law enforcement officials in Hong Kong employing less-lethal weapons in ways that are prohibited by international norms and standards.
Campaign Against Arms Trade says the Government should revoke all current export licences for such equipment as a first practical step to showing solidarity with the people of Hong Kong.