GENERAL11 Sept 2026
Hong Kong court sentences 3 Tiananmen vigil organisers to prison in national security case
A Hong Kong court has sentenced three organisers of a Tiananmen vigil to prison in a national security case. Lee received a seven-year prison term and Chow was sentenced to seven years and three months. Both pleaded not guilty. Ho was given a lower sentence of five years and two months, partly because he pleaded guilty.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Lee was sentenced to a seven-year prison term in the national security case.
- Chow was sentenced to seven years and three months, and both Lee and Chow pleaded not guilty.
- Ho received a lower sentence of five years and two months, partly because he pleaded guilty.
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