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Father of US-based pro-democracy activist Anna Kwok becomes first to be convicted under Hong Kong’s national security law

  • Kwok Yin-sang, the father of U.S.-based activist Anna Kwok, was convicted under Hong Kong's national security law for attempting to access her insurance funds, marking the first conviction of a relative of a wanted activist abroad under this law.
  • Amnesty International spokesperson Joey Siu stated that this conviction represents a disturbing escalation and a politically motivated attack on freedom of expression.
  • Kwok Yin-sang, 69, was found guilty of trying to access insurance funds belonging to Anna Kwok, who is targeted by authorities due to her pro-democracy activism.
  • The Hong Kong government continues to face criticism for using national security laws to intimidate activists, undermining their freedoms since the law's enactment in 2020.
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Hong Kong convicts father of wanted activist over handling of funds

A Hong Kong court convicted the father of a wanted pro-democracy activist on Wednesday for handling money belonging to his daughter overseas, the first such verdict issued under the city's homegrown national security law.

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WHAS11 broke the news in on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.
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