Longtime Hong Kong Pro-democracy Activists Sentenced for 2019 March
Jailings could spell end of participation among first generation of activists, expert says
Jailings could spell end of participation among first generation of activists, expert says
The prosecution argued that the freedom of assembly isn't absolute in Hong Kong
Revamp increases pro-Beijing voices in semiautonomous city's legislature
Forty-seven were charged with subversion in a hearing that ran into the early hours of Tuesday
Crackdown on democratic opposition intensifies
Carrie Lam responds to comments made Monday by head of Beijing's Hong Kong /affairs office saying only patriots should rule the semi-autonomous city
Media tycoon Jimmy Lai among those on trial; two activists plead guilty to organizing or participating in illegal assembly//
The moves are expected to accelerate now that 5 million Hong Kongers are eligible to apply for visas to Britain, allowing them to live, work and study
Linking of two incidents raises uproar on social media, with residents and reporters in Hong Kong angrily insisting incidents are not comparable
They express serious concern about the arrest of 55 democracy activists and supporters in Hong Kong last week
The arrests in the Asian financial hub included well-known democratic figures and former lawmakers
Jimmy Lai, 73, was arrested Dec. 3 on fraud charges; he's since been charged with foreign collusion' under new national security law
The protesters were fleeing to Taiwan
Google and Facebook united to oppose Australian legislation to force tech giants to pay for news from traditional media companies
Three ex-lawmakers among group detained for protest in July aimed at sweeping national security law approved by Beijing
People allege arbitrary arrests and excessive police use of force
Joshua Wong, two others to spend between seven to 13-and-a-half months in prison/
Joshua Wong, two others to spend between seven to 13-and-a-half months in prison/
Arrests latest move in Hong Kong government's crackdown on city's pro-democracy movement since China's approval of national security law
The four hold positions in national security or Hong Kong police force
Chinese ambassador brands pro-democracy demonstrators as violent criminals
12 were arrested on Aug. 23 for illegal entry into mainland Chinese waters after setting off from Hong Kong in a boat bound for self-ruled Taiwan
Tong was among more than 300 demonstrators against the new law who were arrested by police on July 1
People between 16 and 21 were arrested under Beijing's new national security law for the formerly semi-autonomous region
He emerged as one of the leaders of youth-led 'Umbrella Movement' demonstrations that shut down the financial hub in 2014