Thank you.
Mr. de Pulford, there's an example of transnational repression that may not be mentioned very often. I'm talking about the freeze on mandatory provident funds for people who have left Hong Kong. However, these funds are managed by Canadian companies such as Sun Life and Manulife.
Whether intentionally or not, aren't these Canadian companies engaging in backdoor transnational repression when they don't allow people to get their money back from these funds because they are conforming to Hong Kong's policies and laws, given that they manage the funds?
