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 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
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 national security law (NSL)

Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

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

Topic |   Hong Kong national security law (NSL)
Brian Wong

Updated: 11:19pm, 24 Nov, 2020

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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 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
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
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