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The Guardian view on a tale of two activists: Joshua Wong and Au Kam San should not be behind bars | Editorial

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The latest vindictive prosecutions and harsh sentences in Hong Kong and Macau are further testimony to China’s ruthless suppression of dissent One is internationally famous – he was once dubbed “the Face of Protest” by Time magazine – and the other is little known outside his home town. What Joshua Wong and Au Kam San share, beyond the harsh sentences they received last week, is that they represent the spirit of dissent that Beijing is determined to crush. Mr Wong , who has been in prison for

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The Guardian view on a tale of two activists: Joshua Wong and Au Kam San should not be behind bars | Editorial
Editorial · 11/8/2026, 5:30:45 PM
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