The Campaign for Hong Kong
The Campaign for Hong Kong, is US-based nonpartisan, non-governmental organization (NGO) founded by Samuel Chu with the stated mission "to advocate for American leadership and policies that advance human rights and democracy for all Hong Kongers." Chu previously founded Hong Kong Democracy Council in 2019 and played an instrumental role in the passage of the landmark legislations such as Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, PROTECT Hong Kong Act and Hong Kong Autonomy Act, economic sanctions and visa bans on Chinese and Hong Kong officials undermining Hong Kong's autonomy and human  rights, and additional legislation in Congress including immigration and refugee protection for Hong Kongers. In response, Hong Kong authorities issued arrest warrants against Chu in July 2020, making him the first foreign citizen to be targeted under the Hong Kong National Security Law. In August 2021, Chu, two Hong Kong Democracy Council board members, Annie Boyajian and Dr. Victoria Tin-bor Hui, the staff team, and a number of the Hong Kong Democracy Council advisory board members resigned from the organization. In November 2021, Chu launched The Campaign for Hong Kong.