Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 years in prison

Joshua Wong, a prominent Hong Kong democracy activist, received an additional 10-year prison sentence for colluding with foreign powers, extending his incarceration until late 2036. Wong, known for his role in the 2014 Umbrella Movement, had previously been sentenced to nearly five years for subversion under a national security law. The recent charges stemmed from accusations of collaborating with foreign entities to impose sanctions on Hong Kong and China. The court labeled Wong and fellow activist Nathan Law as key figures in a conspiracy against national security. Wong expressed disappointment over the new charges but emphasized that his future would not be defined by his past experiences in prison.