Memory Is Not a Crime — Statement on the Convictions of Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan, and Albert Ho

On 21 August 2026, a Hong Kong national-security court convicted the Hong Kong Alliance and three of its former leaders — Lee Cheuk-yan, Albert Ho, and Chow Hang-tung — of 'incitement to subversion of state power' for upholding the demand to 'End One-Party Dictatorship.' Lady Liberty Hong Kong responds: memory is not a crime, and the ruling redraws the boundaries of political speech in Hong Kong itself.

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LLHK-D-03707.25What a Stray Dog's Murder Tells Us About Chinese Civil Society01 DispatchCommentary LLHK-D-03607.07The Taichung Attack on Akio Yaita and the Ethnic Unity Promotion Law01 DispatchPolicy Brief LLHK-D-03507.01Beyond Extraterritorial Repression01 DispatchPolicy Brief LLHK-D-03406.03Refuse to Forget, Refuse to Fall Silent01 DispatchSpeech LLHK-L-05706.0337th Anniversary Tiananmen Lecture and Candlelight Vigil — Tokyo02 LaboratoryAction LLHK-L-05605.27Memory on Trial — 37th Anniversary Tiananmen Exhibition, Tokyo02 LaboratoryExhibition

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