Safeguarding National Security Ordinance
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Hong Kong youth found guilty of seditious graffiti targeting leaders
A 19-year-old Hongkonger has been found guilty of posting seditious graffiti in a commercial complex toilet. The court rejected a defense claim that a mental disorder prevented the individual from understanding the offe…
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Hong Kong men admit secession conspiracy over pro-independence group
Two men in Hong Kong have pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit secession for their involvement with a pro-independence group. The group, the Taiwan-based Hong Kong Democratic Independence Union, advocates for Hong Kon…
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Hong Kong enacts new national security regulation, granting expanded executive powers
Hong Kong has enacted a new regulation concerning national security, the Safeguarding National Security (Procedural Matters) Regulation. This legislation aims to clarify the scope of the Safeguarding National Security O…
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Hong Kong Rejects Washington Post Criticism of National Security Law Changes
Hong Kong's government has strongly refuted commentary from The Washington Post that criticized recent changes to the city's national security law. The Post described the new mechanism, which allows the city leader to c…
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Hong Kong law retroactively applies national security procedures
Hong Kong has enacted new legislation that allows national security procedures to be applied retroactively to older cases. This new law, effective Tuesday, introduces a classification mechanism for offenses endangering …
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Hong Kong labourer admits tossing seditious messages inciting violence
A Hong Kong construction worker, Raymond Wong, has pleaded guilty to charges of sedition for distributing leaflets containing messages that incited violence and advocated for Hong Kong's liberation. The 55-year-old admi…
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Hong Kong men charged with subversion over illegal drills
Three men in Hong Kong have been charged with conspiracy to subvert state power for allegedly participating in illegal military-style drills. The charges stem from arrests made in December related to a group conducting …