Major Hong Kong democratic party disbands amid China security clampdown
- The Civic Party, one of the few remaining pro-democracy parties in Hong Kong, has dissolved itself due to a lack of successor and in response to authorities cracking down on dissent.
- None of its members filed nominations for executive positions during an extraordinary general meeting, leading to the party's dissolution.
- The Civic Party was founded in 2006 and at its peak won six seats in the Hong Kong legislature during the 2012 elections. Several members were charged with subversion under the national security law, which was imposed by Beijing in response to massive 2019 protests calling for political freedoms.
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