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- Two activists who organized the Tiananmen Square vigil are on trial
- The trial is under the national security law imposed by China
- Hong Kong's autonomy and freedom of expression may be restricted
Two activists who organized the annual Tiananmen Square vigil in Hong Kong are awaiting the verdict of a trial under the national security law imposed by China.
This trial is part of the implementation of the national security law, which restricts Hong Kong's autonomy and freedom of expression.
The trial of the former Tiananmen vigil organizers is a significant development that could impact Hong Kong's political and legal situation.
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- What is the Tiananmen Square vigil?
- An annual commemoration held in Hong Kong
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- It could impact Hong Kong's political and legal situation
- What could be the outcome of the trial?
- The former Tiananmen vigil organizers could be convicted or acquitted
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