Final debates begin in Hong Kong's largest security trial


File picture of law professor Benny Tai (centre) answering questions from the media outside the High Court following his release on bail in Hong Kong on Aug 15, 2019. - AFP

HONG KONG: Hong Kong's largest-ever national security trial begins final arguments Wednesday (Nov 29), more than 1,000 days after the case against 47 democracy activists under the Beijing-imposed law began.

The defendants represent a cross-section of Hong Kong's opposition -- including activists Joshua Wong and Lester Shum, professor Benny Tai and former lawmakers Claudia Mo and Au Nok-hin.

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