Secretary for Security Chris Tang strongly condemned on Thursday attacks by external forces following the sentencing of former activist Joshua Wong, who was imprisoned for 10 years after pleading guilty to conspiring with foreign countries or external elements to endanger national security. Tang said the court, in passing sentence on Wong, found that he, Nathan Law, who has absconded, and others had continued to collude with foreign officials and outlets in calling for sanctions and hostile measures against the nation, Hong Kong and their officials. He reiterated that Wong was sentenced under fair and open judicial proceedings, showing that the SAR abides by the rule of law. "Those launching attacks against us are exactly the same external forces that Wong and Law attempted to collude... They must be strongly condemned, and Hong Kong citizens must recognise and acknowledge that clearly," Tang said. Speaking outside the High Court earlier on Thursday, Steve Li, chief superintendent of the police's national security department, said Wong had taken part in social movements from a young age and committed various offences in adulthood. Li said he hoped Wong would reflect on his wrongdoings. "I sincerely hope that for the rest of his time in prison, apart from reflecting on the wrongdoings...
Read full articleThe husband, a man in his 60s from Stockport, pleaded guilty to 60 charges last month. Nine men are on trial at Minshull Street Crown Court
EXCLUSIVE: A councillor says she was unaware that emails raising questions about public loans and property deals had been diverted to Manchester council's legal department. The town hall insists the move is necessary because of potential legal proceedings.
North West based brand Bohomoon has reduced almost 1,000 tarnish-free and waterproof rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets to just £10 for Black Friday
Multiple flights, including one from London, have been bit by threats just two days after seven flights were targeted in a series of suspected malicious hoax bomb threats
Hong Kong’s medical watchdog will hold a by-election after a patients’ rights advocate resigned amid concerns over a conflict of interest in his plan to represent the father of a child who died following an alleged medical blunder at an inquest into her death. The Medical Council announced on Thursday that it will process matters related to the by-election for the vacancy created by the departure of Alex Lam Chi-yau, who submitted his written resignation as a lay member a day earlier. His...
Dancer Amy Dowden ditched the UK and jetted across the pond after last weekend's Strictly Come Dancing
Tui has issued an update on its package holiday prices as it “knows a lot of people are keeping a close eye on their budget right now”
Two lanes have been shut off on the motorway
The community library at Lyme Green Community Park was destroyed by a fire
Mega Evolution-Delta Reign launches on November 6 as 30th Celebration products expand
Glenn Shitama appeared at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court
"So much storage inside and we used it as another seat when family come round, as well as storage for blankets."