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Wong pleads guilty in HK foreign-forces case, second security conviction
world2 days ago

Wong pleads guilty in HK foreign-forces case, second security conviction

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong pleaded guilty in the High Court to conspiring with foreign forces to sanctions Hong Kong and China, marking his second national-security conviction. He is already serving a separate four-year‑eight‑month sentence for subverting state power in the HK47 case, and the judge will decide the sentence for this charge at a later date.

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong pleads guilty to foreign collusion under the security law
world2 days ago

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong pleads guilty to foreign collusion under the security law

Hong Kong pro-democracy figure Joshua Wong has pleaded guilty to conspiring with foreign entities to sanction or pressure Beijing under the National Security Law, a charge that could carry life imprisonment. He is already serving about 4 years and 8 months for subversion, with the new sentence to be decided later. Prosecutors said Wong and fellow activist Nathan Law engaged in international lobbying, including trips to the US and EU, during 2020.

Nathan Law Denied Entry to Singapore
world11 months ago

Nathan Law Denied Entry to Singapore

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Nathan Law, now based in London, was denied entry to Singapore while attempting to attend an event, with Singapore citing national security concerns and Law's warrant for arrest issued by Hong Kong authorities. Law suspects political motives behind the denial, which reflects ongoing tensions over Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement and China's influence.