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Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong and 3 others plead guilty to Tiananmen Square vigil charges - JURIST - News

May 3, 2021 06:50:41 am Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong and three others pleaded guilty on Friday to charges related to their participation in last year’s June 4 vigil commemorating the victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Wong, a prominent pro-democracy activist, is already serving a sentence of 17 months in prison, having been sentenced to 13 months imprisonment for organizing an illegal assembly during the height of the 2019 anti-government protests. This sentence was extended by four months on April 13 after Wong pleaded guilty to fresh charges of unauthorized assembly and violating an anti-mask law. The other activists who pleaded guilty in the District Court on Friday were Lester Shum, Jannelle Leung and Tiffany Yuen.

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Hong Kong University Cuts Off Student Union Over Political Participation - New Delhi Times

May 3, 2021 Share Authorities at a second Hong Kong university have cut ties with the student union, saying that it had become a “platform for political propaganda” following its involvement in recent protest movements. “The Hong Kong University Students’ Union (HKUSU) has become increasingly politicized in recent years, utilizing the University campus as a platform for its political propaganda,” the University of Hong Kong said in a statement on Friday. “It has repeatedly made inflammatory and potentially unlawful public statements and unfounded allegations against the University,” it said. “The university strongly condemns HKUSU’s radical acts and remarks,” the statement said.

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Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong pleads guilty to illegal assembly

Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong pleads guilty to illegal assembly
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Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong pleads guilty over June 4 illegal assembly

Joshua Wong pleaded guilty in the District Court Wong was arrested in January on suspicion of breaking the new law, which was introduced in July 2020 Wong was already in prison after he was found guilty of participating and organising an unauthorised assembly during the mass 2019 pro-democracy protests Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong was among four people who pleaded guilty on Friday (April 30) of participating in an illegal assembly on June 4 last year to commemorate the 1989 crackdown on protesters in and around Beijing`s Tiananmen Square. It was the first time the vigil had been banned in the global financial hub, with police citing, as it did for all demonstrations last year, coronavirus restrictions on group gatherings. It is expected to face a similar fate this year.

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Joshua Wong pleads guilty over illegal assembly in Hong Kong | Civil Rights News

Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong is one of four people who pleaded guilty to participating in an illegal assembly on June 4 last year to commemorate the 1989 crackdown on protesters in and around Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. It was the first time the vigil had been banned in the global financial hub, with police citing, as it did for all demonstrations last year, coronavirus restrictions on group gatherings. It is expected to face a similar fate this year. Still, tens of thousands of people lit candles across the city in what was largely a peaceful event last June, bar a brief skirmish with riot police in one neighbourhood.

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