"Hong Kong Convicts 14 Pro-Democracy Activists in Landmark Security Trial"

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Owen Chow, a 27-year-old Hong Kong democrat, has been sentenced to prison for his activism, including participating in an unofficial primary election deemed subversive by authorities. Convicted alongside 13 others, Chow's case highlights the severe crackdown on dissent in Hong Kong under China-imposed security laws. Despite facing a possible life sentence, Chow maintains his commitment to democratic freedoms and has found personal growth and love during his imprisonment. The case has drawn international criticism and underscores the ongoing struggle for democracy in Hong Kong.
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- 14 pro-democracy activists convicted, 2 acquitted in Hong Kong's biggest national security case The Associated Press
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