Hong Kong's High Court on Tuesday sentenced 45 pro-democracy activists to jail terms of up to 10 years in a landmark national security trial. Watch this report for more details!

Hong Kong Sentences 45 Activists Under National Security Law

Taking forward the case against the pro-democracy activists of Hong Kong, the court has handed a 16 months long jail sentence to seven activists. Activists including Figo Chan, a former convenor of the now-disbanded Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF); Raphael Wong and Avery Ng of the League of Social Democrats political party; and former legislators Cyd Ho, Yeung Sum, Albert Ho and Leung Kwok-hung, who is known in Hong Kong as “Long Hair”, have been handed down jail sentences ranging from 11 to 16 months.

Hong Kong: 17 pro-democracy activists jailed for 16 months

Nine veteran Hong Kong activists went to trial on Tuesday for allegedly organising one of the biggest pro-democracy protests in 2019. Of these nine activists is also Martin Lee, the 82-year-old barrister who had once been chosen by China to help draft Hong Kong's mini-constitution.

Hong Kong pro-democracy activists stand trial for 2019 protests

A Thailand court has denied bail to four popular democracy activists who had been charged with violation of the kingdom's royal defamation law. Four activists were charged for defaming the royal family of Thailand and the government of Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha during a series of protests that took place in the country last year.

In a first, four Thai pro-democracy activists denied bail for defaming royals

A Hong Kong internet service provider has admitted to knowingly blocking a pro-democracy website's access from its users under the much-criticised China's National Security Law.

Hong Kong blocks popular pro-democracy website HKChronicles

Eight Hong Kong democracy activists including three former lawmakers were arrested Tuesday for their part in a July protest, the latest in a broad crackdown by authorities under a sweeping new security law.

Eight Hong Kong activists arrested over security law protest

Sporting animal ears and stuffed hamster toys, hundreds of young protesters gathered Sunday at Bangkok's Democracy Monument to call for the government's dissolution, the latest subversive show of creativity from the kingdom's nascent pro-democracy movement.

Thai youths resort to subversive anime in pro-democracy protest

China has warned pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong for the recently conducted primary elections. China said that it could constitute a violation of the security law. Watch report.

China warns Hong Kong activists: Primary poll violates new security law

China warns Hong Kong activists over violation of Security Law: Concerned over support of parties

Hong Kong medical workers plan to rally in the heart of the city's financial centre on Saturday, angry at perceived police brutality during more than four months of sometimes violent anti-government protests.

Hong Kong medics join anti-government protests to 'resist tyranny'