Hong Kong 47: 4 more democrats jailed in landmark national security case seek appeals

[HKFP] - 12/13/2024

A high-profile Hong Kong democrat who was jailed for four years and five months after pleading guilty in Hong Kong’s largest national security case has sought to appeal for a shorter sentence. Three others convicted of conspiring to commit subversion are also seeking to overturn their (…)



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