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Protests outside Hong Kong court where 47 face conspiracy case Lawyer arrested outside court as defendants are charged with breaking sweeping new security law Trending Alexandra Wong, an activist known as Grandma Wong, stands outside West Kowloon court in Hong Kong on March 2 during court appearances by dozens of dissidents charged with subversion in the largest use yet of Beijings sweeping new national security law. (Photo: AFP) Hundreds of protesters ignored government warnings and gathered o...

Authorities accuse them of plotting to "overthrow" the government by trying to win an opposition majority in the legislature.

Hong Kong police have charged 47 of the city's leading pro-democracy activists with one count each of "conspiracy to commit subversion" under a sweeping national security law. Hundreds of supporters gathered outside the courthouse next day chanting slogans and flashing protest symbols as the dissidents were expected to be charged in court.

‘Fight on,’ one detainee urges as Beijing tightens grip and prepares to unveil further electoral restrictions

Sunday, 28 Feb 2021 08:39 PM MYT Pro-democracy activists Helena Wong Pik-wan (2nd left) and Jimmy Sham (2nd right) speak to the media as they arrive to report to the police station over national security law charges, in Hong Kong February 28, 2021. — Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. HONG KONG, Feb 28 — Forty-seven Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners and activists were charged today with conspiracy to commit subversion in the larg...

In Hong Kong, authorities have charged 47 prominent pro-democracy activists with 'subversion'. It's the single largest enforcement yet of Beijing's highly controversial new national security law. The activists had already been detained in January but were released later.

US spends millions to fund subversion against Cuba US spends millions to fund subversion against Cuba Havana, Feb 8 (Prensa Latina) United States administration have allocated about 250 million dollars to subversion programs against Cuba in the last two decades, Granma newspaper reported on Monday. That amount, distributed via agencies, companies and organizations such as the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), finances acti...

The powers given to legislators under the Basic Law must be exercised in good faith. If the whole essence of their endeavours is to wreak havoc, and bring down the government, then they are using the Basic Law as a disguise for subversive activities.

After banning Parler, Apple sued for not banning Telegram too Lawsuit demands that Apple take action against Telegram, claiming Parler wasnt the only networking app used by right-wing extremists By Peter Müller | 18 Jan 21 Apple has been criticised in some quarters for taking down Parler, which was used by some right-wing extremists to indulge their fantasies of insurrection, from the App Store. But others feel that Apple hasnt gone far enough, arguing that hate and agitation are also thriving...

Havana, Jan 11 (Prensa Latina) Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel praised the resistance capacity of people in the island against destabilization attempts financed by the United States.