Security Bureau Weighs Action as Years-Old Joshua Wong Film Tops Netflix Charts Following State-Backed Media Report
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The Hong Kong government is considering legal measures to ban a documentary about activist Joshua Wong who was most viewed in the regional version of the Netflix platform.
Security Bureau weighs action as years-old Joshua Wong film tops Netflix charts following state-backed media report
The Security Bureau has said it is “taking relevant follow-up actions” after a state-backed newspaper flagged a years-old Netflix documentary about pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong. Released nearly a decade ago, Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower shot to the top of the Netflix charts last week following a report last Monday in Wen Wei Po. The story […]
The Hong Kong government is considering legal measures to ban a documentary about activist Joshua Wong who was most viewed in the regional version of the Netflix platform.
A documentary about Joshua Wong, which was criticized by Chinese Communist Party-affiliated media, has seen a surge in viewership and has risen to the top of Netflix Hong Kong's movie rankings. It gained attention just three days after the criticism began, approximately nine years after its initial release.
The documentary "Joshua Wong: Passionate Youth vs. Superpower" recently sparked retaliatory viewing after being criticized by state media, topping Netflix's Hong Kong movie charts within just three days. The photo shows a file photo of Joshua Wong, former secretary-general of Demosisto. (Song Bilong/Epoch Times)
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