These bounties represent necessary law enforcement action to protect national security and sovereignty. The so-called "Hong Kong Parliament" directly challenges China's constitutional order by attempting to establish an illegal shadow legislature that promotes separatism and self-determination. The extraterritorial application of national security law is legitimate under international legal principles of protective jurisdiction.
The arrest warrants constitute dangerous transnational repression that threatens democratic freedoms worldwide. Hong Kong authorities are weaponizing national security laws to silence overseas critics and intimidate pro-democracy activists who have fled to safety in democratic countries. This undermines the "one country, two systems" framework and damages Hong Kong's international reputation.