Chinese Democracy Protests

Jimmy Lai convicted in Hong Kong national security trial

Jimmy Lai convicted by Hong Kong court in landmark national security trial

Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong activist and media mogul who was a major figure in 2019 pro-democracy protests, was convicted on all charges Monday in a landmark national security trial that has drawn internat...

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Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai found guilty in landmark national security trial, faces possible life sentence

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Pro-democracy Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai found guilty in national security trial

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Hong Kong Media Mogul Jimmy Lai Convicted In Landmark National Security Trial

Hong Kong pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai was found guilty on Monday on two charges of foreign collusion and one charge of seditious publication.

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Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai convicted in landmark national security case

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Jimmy Lai remains beacon of Hong Kong press freedom, say ex-colleagues awaiting his sentencing

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Trump urges Xi to free Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai

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Reaction to Hong Kong Tycoon Jimmy Lai's Guilty Verdict in National Security Trial

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Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai found guilty in national security trial

Hong Kong's last opposition party votes to disband under China pressure

Senior party members previously alleged they had been told to disband or face severe consequences, including possible arrest.

Jimmy Lai is a Hong Kong rags-to-riches media tycoon who became a fierce critic of Beijing

To his supporters, former media mogul Jimmy Lai is a fighter for democracy. Lai, 78, is an outspoken critic of China’s ruling Communist Party who was arrested in 2020 under a national security law following massive anti-government protests that rocked Hong Kong the year before.

The Economist

The general who refused to crush Tiananmen’s protesters

A leaked video of his court-martial has suddenly appeared

WAMC

Hong Kong Protests Offer A Revelation To Mainland Chinese

The government of China has described the protests that have gripped Hong Kong for the past five days as illegal and chaotic. Any mention of the demonstrations is quickly erased from the Internet. At the same time, many mainland Chinese, in the territory ...