Tag: Hong Kong Protests
Hong Kong National Security Crackdown: A 50-Month Overview
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 Man Faces Trial Under New Security Law for ‘Seditious’ Bus Graffiti
Hong Kong Man Faces Trial Under New Security Law for 'Seditious' Bus GraffitiA Hong Kong man, Chung Man-kit, has found himself at the center of a legal battle under the city's new security law....
Hong Kong Court Rejects Jimmy Lai’s Appeal, Upholding Conviction
Hong Kong's highest court has rejected an attempt to overturn the convictions of media mogul Jimmy Lai and six other activists for their involvement in the 2019 pro-democracy protests. Lai, who founded the now-closed...
Hong Kong National Security Gallery Offers Alternative Perspective on Unrest, Visitors Report
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...
Understanding Tong Ying-kit’s Claim of Being Misled by Fake News in Hong Kong’s First...
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...