The United States, United Kingdom, European Union, and Taiwan have voiced concern at the Hong Kong government’s subversion charges directed at 47 pro-democracy activists under the pro-Beijing national security law on Sunday. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken took to Twitter late on Sunday night to condemn the detentions and charges against the activists, saying that “freedom of expression” should not be a crime. A State Department spokesperson also told The Epoch Times in an email, “The United States condemns the re-detention of these individuals under Hong Kong’s National Security Law. We call on the Hong Kong authorities to immediately release those still held and to drop the charges against them. “Political participation should never be a crime. These individuals simply sought to exercise their rights by participating or helping others to participate in elections. This is yet another example of how the National Security Law is used to stifle dissent, not improve …