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Five years for inciting secession: just what the prosecution ordered
The Hong Kong courts get to have their cake and eat it: they borrow the support of the most restrictive common law cases, while distinguishing liberal cases by claiming that the constitutional framework is different.
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Political prisoners kept in prolonged solitary detention
UN special rapporteurs have recognized prolonged solitary confinement may amount to torture – and yet the Hong Kong prison administration claims that 21 political prisoners detained for the NSL47 case requested solitary confinement for their own protection. Who’s convinced?