Arts student Anthony Yung has been given bail in a criminal case concerning an HKU student motion on the stabbing of a police officer. Photo: Dickson Lee
Arts student Anthony Yung has been given bail in a criminal case concerning an HKU student motion on the stabbing of a police officer. Photo: Dickson Lee

University of Hong Kong student bailed on terrorism charge relating to controversial stabbing motion is at low risk of reoffending or absconding, judge rules

  • Anthony Yung is one of four HKU student leaders accused of advocating terrorism under national security law by passing a motion mourning a man who stabbed a police officer before killing himself
  • High Court judge outlines her reasoning for releasing Yung on bail, finding his risk of absconding, reoffending is ‘not high’ and noting his academic background

Arts student Anthony Yung has been given bail in a criminal case concerning an HKU student motion on the stabbing of a police officer. Photo: Dickson Lee
Arts student Anthony Yung has been given bail in a criminal case concerning an HKU student motion on the stabbing of a police officer. Photo: Dickson Lee
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