Tag: Hong Kong national security law

More than six months have passed since Hong Kong implemented new security legislation, known as Article 23. Recently, the courts heard the first legal challenge against it by an inmate who was denied early...

The crackdown on national security in Hong Kong has garnered global attention in the first month of 2025. The situation has intensified as key figures, including a renowned pollster, Robert Chung, and the media...

In August, 50 months since Beijing imposed a security law on Hong Kong, two former editors of shuttered online media Stand News became the first journalists found guilty of sedition in the city since...

Hong Kong Government Takes Strong Stance with First Sedition Convictions under New Security Law Hong Kong’s new security law has made it clear that any seditious acts will not be tolerated, as the city’s government...

Tong Ying-kit, the first person to be convicted and jailed under Hong Kong's national security law, recently attended a graduation ceremony at Ethics College. This event marked a significant milestone for Tong, who was...

Man in Hong Kong Sentenced to 14 Months in Jail for 'Seditious' Online Statements A recent ruling in Hong Kong has resulted in the conviction and sentencing of a man under a new security law,...

Hong Kong's new National Security Exhibition Gallery has caught the attention of foreign visitors, who say it offers a unique perspective on the events of 2019 compared to what they have seen in Western...

Jailed media mogul Jimmy Lai is making waves once again, this time by calling on the UK to lead international support for Hong Kong. In a dramatic turn of events at his national security...

Prisoner Denied Early Release under New Security Law: Legal Challenge Failed In a landmark decision that has sent shockwaves through the legal community, Ma Chun-man, the first Hong Kong prisoner rendered ineligible for early release...

Jimmy Lai's Testimony in Collusion Trial Media mogul Jimmy Lai recently testified in his collusion trial at the West Kowloon Law Courts, where he urged Hongkongers to be "flexible" in adapting to the new national...