HONG KONG: Two former chief editors of a now-shuttered media outlet in Hong Kong went on trial for publishing “seditious” content, the latest prosecution of journalists in the business hub.
Sedition, a once little-used hangover from the British colonial period, has been embraced by prosecutors alongside a new national security law as China cracks down on dissent after democracy protests three years ago.
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