Opinion by Keith B. Richburg: Hong Kong officials are seeking an injunction against a protest anthem called “Glory to Hong Kong.” Officials have asked a court to ban the song from being performed, broadcast, distributed, sold, or published by any means.
In Hong Kong today, those are dangerous words, promoting secession — one of China’s “red lines.”
When Beijing imposed its national security law on this restive city in 2020, officials declared that anyone who used the slogan “Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time” would be prosecuted. The very first conviction under the new law was of a young activist, Tong Ying-kit, who had the slogan emblazoned on a flag affixed to his motorcycle as he rode toward a phalanx of police officers during a mass demonstration. He wasThe far-reaching law has succeeded in stamping out protests.
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