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In 2019 the Hong Kong government proposed a bill to [[extradite]] suspects who were wanted on the mainland. Unlike Hong Kong courts, mainland courts do not provide suspects with due process or other legal protections. A series of the enormous protests were held in Hong Kong and the bill was withdrawn on October 23, 2019. Parties that supported the pro-democracy protesters swept the District Council elections that were held in November.<ref>Loh, Christine, "[https://hkupress.hku.hk/pro/con/1724.pdf Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong]" Second Edition.</ref> The CCP used the pandemic to crack down on pro-[[democracy]] protests in Hong Kong.
In 2019 the Hong Kong government proposed a bill to [[extradite]] suspects who were wanted on the mainland. Unlike Hong Kong courts, mainland courts do not provide suspects with due process or other legal protections. A series of the enormous protests were held in Hong Kong and the bill was withdrawn on October 23, 2019. Parties that supported the pro-democracy protesters swept the District Council elections that were held in November.<ref>Loh, Christine, "[https://hkupress.hku.hk/pro/con/1724.pdf Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong]" Second Edition.</ref> The CCP used the pandemic to crack down on pro-[[democracy]] protests in Hong Kong.
===South Korea==
===South Korea===
[[South Korea]] mainly had a single cluster of the disease in a church with a full register of members. Health authorities had warrantless access to the credit card and phone data of its citizens, including location data. So what might regarded as a breach of civil rights are part of the country's success story.
[[South Korea]] mainly had a single cluster of the disease in a church with a full register of members. Health authorities had warrantless access to the credit card and phone data of its citizens, including location data. So what might regarded as a breach of civil rights are part of the country's success story.