Benny Tai gets 10 years as HK jails all 45 democracy activists in landmark national security case
A Hong Kong court sentenced pro-democracy leader Benny Tai to 10 years in prison, escalating the use of 2020’s national security laws. Tai was accused of leading a conspiracy to “overthrow” the government by blocking the budget through elected lawmakers.
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The sentencing sparked global outrage over the erosion of freedoms since Beijing imposed the security law in 2020 ...
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