The first defendant to be charged under the national security law over independence chants was refused bail when he appeared at West Kowloon Court. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong’s first national security law prosecution for pro-independence chanting launches at West Kowloon Court
- Adam Ma denied bail when he appeared in court on Tuesday charged with incitement to commit secession
- Prosecutors accuse him of repeatedly chanting phrases promoting Hong Kong independence
The first defendant to be charged under the national security law over independence chants was refused bail when he appeared at West Kowloon Court. Photo: Felix Wong
