Hong Kong's Tiananmen Square activists guilty in national security trial
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The Hong Kong court convicted the two organizers of the Tiananmen vigils of inciting subversion and sentenced them under national‑security charges. Media coverage highlighted the convictions, with Amnesty International describing them as part of a campaign to erase Chinese history.
Epilogue added 18m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Hong Kong's Tiananmen Square activists guilty in national security trial BBC · 32d ago broke it first
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