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Jailed former Hong Kong lawmaker gets 2 more weeks behind bars for obstructing officer - Vimarsana News

Jailed former Hong Kong lawmaker gets 2 more weeks behind bars for obstructing officer

Lee Cheuk-yan, 65, also fined HK$3,500 for releasing balloon in restricted airspace during protest outside Legislative Council last year.

Source: scmp.com
Hong Kong protests: activist jailed for 16 months for organising 2019 illegal march in Yuen Long after mob attack - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong protests: activist jailed for 16 months for organising 2019 illegal march in Yuen Long after mob attack

Max Chung, 42, pleaded guilty to organising an illegal procession on July 27, 2019, six days after attack at Yuen Long MTR station.

Source: scmp.com
Hong Kong protests: 7 ex-lawmakers, activists jailed for up to a year for mass rally against national security law - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong protests: 7 ex-lawmakers, activists jailed for up to a year for mass rally against national security law

All 7 pleaded guilty earlier this month for their roles in the first large-scale protest against the Beijing-imposed legislation.

Source: scmp.com
China against activists to stifle dissent in Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

China against activists to stifle dissent in Hong Kong

The Chinese government is using cases against Hong Kong pro-democracy activists to subdue political opposition and contain the dissent that fueled the 2019 pr

Freezing of Jimmy Lai's assets has nothing to do with press - Vimarsana News

Freezing of Jimmy Lai's assets has nothing to do with press

The freezing of HKD 500 million of Jimmy Lai assets has nothing to do with press freedom, claimed Hong Kong administration after the city journalists associat