Hong Kong 47: 14 Pro-democracy Activists Convicted Of “conspiracy To Commit Subversion” While 2 Acquitted

Hong Kong 47: 14 Pro-democracy Activists Convicted Of “conspiracy To Commit Subversion” While 2 Acquitted

14 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists are being found guilty of ''conspiracy to commit subversion'' by Hong Kong's High Court, while 2 in the same case are being acquitted in Hong Kong, China, on May 30, 2024. (Photo by Alexander Mak/NurPhoto)

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