Hong Kong National Security Police Charge Three More in Subversion Case
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- •Three individuals were charged on May 14, 2026, by Hong Kong national security police.
- •The charges involve conspiracy to commit subversion linked to alleged weapons training activities.
- •This is part of a series of actions under Hong Kong's national security law implemented since 2020.
- •The case involves national security police, a specialized law enforcement unit in Hong Kong.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Hong Kong authorities proceed with prosecutions and secure convictions political activists and opposition groups in Hong Kong may face increased legal risks and restrictions on their activities.
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