HK to appeal against court decision not to ban protest song


Hong Kong High Court Judge Anthony Chan on July 28 had dismissed an application by the government to ban the protest song 'Glory To Hong Kong'. - AFP

HONG KONG (AFP): The Hong Kong government said on Monday (Aug 7) it will appeal against a senior court's decision not to impose an unprecedented ban on a defiant pro-democracy anthem that emerged from the city's huge protests in 2019.

High Court judge Anthony Chan rejected the government's application last month for an injunction to ban "Glory to Hong Kong", a song written anonymously at the height of the protests.

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