Hong Kong anti-government protests

Pro-democracy Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai convicted in high-profile national security trial

The 78-year-old UK citizen was convicted of lobbying foreign governments to impose sanctions on HK and China.

The 78-year-old UK citizen was convicted of lobbying foreign governments to impose sanctions on HK and China.

Ex-lawmaker Ted Hui and pro-independence activist Tony Chung have received asylum in Australia and UK, respectively.

Sebastien Lai says he fears the pro-democracy tycoon will "die in prison" if convicted.

David Lammy and Yvette Cooper describe the bounties as "another example of transnational repression".

Police say those who download the game may be seen as having material with seditious intent.

The BBC speaks to Hongkongers whose hopes for a freer city have withered.

They include prominent campaigners, former lawmakers and ordinary citizens who joined the pro-democracy movement.

The departing top court judge says the city's rule of law has been "profoundly compromised".

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