The reasons leading to the Court of Appeal’s conclusion that imprisonment is appropriate are legal ones, not political. Illustration: Craig Stephens The reasons leading to the Court of Appeal’s conclusion that imprisonment is appropriate are legal ones, not political. Illustration: Craig Stephens
The reasons leading to the Court of Appeal’s conclusion that imprisonment is appropriate are legal ones, not political. Illustration: Craig Stephens
Joshua Wong
Comment /  Opinion

Joshua Wong, Nathan Law and Alex Chow are in jail because Hong Kong law demands it

Rimsky Yuen explains the legal basis behind the judgment, as those seeing ulterior or political motives, and fearing for the independence of Hong Kong’s courts, may not have grasped the basic facts of the case

Topic |   Joshua Wong
Rimsky Yuen

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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The reasons leading to the Court of Appeal’s conclusion that imprisonment is appropriate are legal ones, not political. Illustration: Craig Stephens The reasons leading to the Court of Appeal’s conclusion that imprisonment is appropriate are legal ones, not political. Illustration: Craig Stephens
The reasons leading to the Court of Appeal’s conclusion that imprisonment is appropriate are legal ones, not political. Illustration: Craig Stephens
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