Hong Kong authorities on Wednesday said they are cancelling the passports of six activists who “absconded” to the United Kingdom, using powers from a controversial new national security bill in the Chinese special administrative region. The Hong Kong government said in a statement that the six men “continue to engage in acts and activities endangering national security” after they fled the country and were therefore put on the wanted list in 2023. The Hong Kong passports of all six individuals, which include former lawmaker and politician Nathan Law who fled to the UK in 2020, would be cancell…