Lee Cheuk-yan (right), a leader of the now-defunct Hong Kong Alliance, was charged in 2021 and has been behind bars since then. (AFP pic) HONG KONG: A Hong Kong court is expected to begin hearing closing arguments in the case of two democracy activists facing national security charges on Monday, as»»»

A Hong Kong court is expected to begin hearing closing arguments in the case of two democracy activists facing national security charges on Monday, as the trial enters its final stages. Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41, who organised candlelight vigils to mark Beijing's deadly crackdown on»»»

HONG KONG - A Hong Kong court heard recordings of defiant anti-Beijing speeches , some dating back nearly three decades, as prosecutors presented their case on Jan 26 against two pro-democracy activists facing national security charges. The Chinese city used to hold annual candlelight vigils to mar»»»

Three former leaders of a disbanded group that organized vigils marking Beijing's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy protests went on trial in Hong Kong on Thursday, half a decade after their 2021 detention. The annual memorial event was once legal in China-ruled Hong Kong, and celebr»»»

HONG KONG: The national security trial of three Hong Kong activists who organised annual Tiananmen vigils began Thursday, with the trio facing up to 10 years in prison. Hong Kong used to host yearly candlelight vigils to mark Beijing’s deadly crackdown on demonstrators in Tiananmen Square on June 4»»»