Hong Kong Court Sentences Tiananmen Activists to 5-7 Years Under National Security Law

A Hong Kong court sentenced three activists, including former Hong Kong Alliance leaders Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung, to five to seven years in prison for organizing Tiananmen commemorations, violating the national security law. Albert Ho, who pleaded guilty, received a reduced sentence. This marks a continued enforcement of the national security law against pro-democracy figures, signaling sustained legal pressure on dissent in Hong Kong.