Hong Kong Police have arrested 10 people for "collusion with foreign forces" and "inciting riot" over a defunct fund that supported individuals involved in the 2019 protest movement. The arrests were made by the National Security Department of the Hong Kong Police Force, and the individuals are accused of conspiring with the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund to receive donations from overseas organizations. The arrests follow the earlier arrest of Cardinal Joseph Zen and other trustees of the fund, which sparked international outcry. Human rights groups have criticized the arrests as a further erosion of Hong Kong's rights and freedoms.

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