Hong Kong judge urges ‘severe’ sedition penalties, jails 2 in first Article 23 law sentences
Hong Kong’s top magistrate has called for “severe” penalties for offenders who commit sedition by fostering hatred towards the authorities, as he jailed two men for up to 14 months for displaying anti-government slogans in the first sentences passed under the domestic national security law.
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