“All member groups are suppressed, and civil society is facing unprecedented challenges,” it said in a statement announcing the reasons for its dissolution.
The statement added that its remaining 1.6 million Hong Kong dollars (US$205,000) assets will be donated to “appropriate groups.”
The 2019 protests began with an extremely unpopular law that would allow extradition from semi-autonomous cities to authoritarian mainland China.
But after large numbers of people were dispersed by tear gas and rubber bullets, they quickly became calls for greater democracy and police accountability.
Founded in 2002, CHRF supports non-violence and often brings thousands of people to the streets.
It is estimated that in a city of 7.3 million inhabitants, more than 1 million people attended some gatherings.
But deliberately without leadership Democratic movement As conflicts between riot police and smaller groups (usually young protesters) escalated, the conflict became more intense.
