Hong Kong Teen Remanded in Custody over Scrawling Seditious Words in Toilet

Hong Kong has Become Just Another Chinese Captive

Foreign Affairs Hong Kong has Become Just Another Chinese Captive The CCP now dominates a city once known for individual liberties.  Under Great Britain, Hong Kong was a free city. Not democratic, since residents didn’t choose or control their government. Nevertheless, the then-British colony protected free thought and expression. Hong Kongers could criticize public officials and cooperate with the world. These liberties initially survived the …

Hong Kong arrests 18-year-old for toilet graffiti, faces seven years in prison

The teenager, a part-time clerk who had just finished secondary school, is accused of drawing a ''seditious" graffiti on the wall of a bathroom in a commercial

HK police arrest 18-year-old for writing ‘seditious words’ in toilet

The move is the latest in a flurry of enforcement actions against perceived threats to the Chinese state. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Hong Kong teen arrested for allegedly writing ‘seditious words’ in commercial building toilet

A Hong Kong teenager has been arrested and charged after he allegedly wrote “seditious” messages in the toilet of a commercial building on three occasions. The Hong Kong Police Force emblem. Photo: Candice Chau/HKFP. The 18-year-old was arrested in Kowloon on Monday on suspicion of “doing with a seditious intention an act or acts that had a seditious intention”, the National Security Department of the police force said in a statement on Wednesda…

Hong Kong teen remanded in custody over scrawling seditious words in toilet

Leung Kai-lok appears in West Kowloon Court to face four counts, including one of sedition under domestic national security law.

Hong Kong arrests 18-year-old for 'seditious' toilet graffiti

Hong Kong police said Wednesday they had arrested an 18-year-old for writing “seditious words” on a toilet wall, warning he could face up to seven years in prison if convicted. The graffiti provoked hatred, contempt or disaffection against the Hong Kong government, police said, without specifying the exact content. The 18-year-old, a part-time clerk who had just finished secondary school, appeared in court on Wednesday and was charged with commi…