
Yang Chau-ki, 62, received a three-month sentence for displaying seditious publications under Hong Kong's Article 23 national security law.
A 62-year-old Hong Kong housewife, Yang Chau-ki, was sentenced to three months in a maximum-security psychiatric institution for displaying pro-independence materials and a colonial-era flag.
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Hong Kong enforces an Article 23 national security law penalizing seditious publications.
An elderly woman who pasted materials containing pro-independence slogans and Hong Kong’s colonial-era flag outside her flat has been sentenced to three months in a maximum-security psychiatric institution for displaying seditious publications.
West Kowloon Court ordered housewife Yang Chau-ki, 62, to undergo mandatory psychiatric treatment at the Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre on Friday.
She was charged with knowingly displaying publications with seditious intent under Hong Kong’s Article 23 national security law, to which she pleaded not guilty.

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