The Chinese regime condemned three activist leaders of the Tiananmen Square vigils for “incitement to subversion”
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A Hong Kong court sentenced three former leaders of a pro-democracy organization to prison terms ranging from five years and two months to seven years and three months. The individuals were convicted of "incitement to subversion" in connection with their roles in coordinating annual vigils commemorating the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
The Chinese government has officially expressed support for the court's decision. The organization involved had been responsible for holding the commemorative vigils for several decades prior to the legal actions taken against its leadership.
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