Hong Kong Editor Jailed 21 Months in First Media Sedition Case
A Hong Kong court sentenced a former editor to 21 months in prison for publishing articles about pro-democracy activists, the first jailing of a journalist on sedition charges since the former British colony returned to Chinese rule.
Hong Kong court sentences former news editor in landmark sedition case
A Hong Kong court sentences a former editor to jail for 21 months and immediately released another after they had earlier been found guilty of conspiring to publish seditious articles in a ruling that has prompted an international outcry.
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Un tribunal de Hong Kong condenó el jueves a 21 meses de prisión al exeditor de un medio noticioso desaparecido, en un caso ...
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