if joshua wong, ivan lam and agnes chau are put behind bars, how would that impact the pro—democracythey think the movement is being attacked on many fronts, pro—democracy lawmakers have resigned en masse, because other pro—democracy lawmakers were disqualified after a resolution that was passed by beijing. we've seen journalists arrested, dozens of activists and young protesters arrested. a new national security law introduced injuly a new national security law introduced in july has essentially silenced the street protest movement. activists feel there is very little formal opposition in hong kong today because of the mass resignation so it seems that this is a very different city compared to last year when we saw activism demonstrations and protests on the streets, at least every weekend. danny, thank you very much. danny vincent with the latest from hong kong. we have news coming in from hong kong regarding joshua wong, agnes chau and ivan lam, the three activists have been remanded in custody, this is just have been remanded in custody, this isjust coming have been remanded in c

this prison vehicle, transported to hong kong democracy activist, joshua long agnes child, and ivan lam, into custody after they face trial of a very role in massive pro-democracy protests in 2019. perhaps the uproar, this wish me to stay in prison. but i'm persuaded that neither person both know election baez, nor any other arbitrary power will stop us from activists on the 3 were charged with organizing and taking part in an authorised assembly, which carries a maximum sentence of 5 years. they decided to plead guilty after consulting with their lawyers, knowingly accepting jail time, hoping to draw global attention to what they say is a justice system manipulated by beijing. china denies this insinuation, but says it supports the hong kong justice system. knew when they do the bush is not a diplomatic issue. we support the relevant departments of the hong kong government to perform its duties. but accordance with the law. after pleading guilty to the charges, told supporters he would not tell it to beijing or surrender, saying he wanted to demonstrate the value of freedom to the worl

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joshua wong, ivan lam and agnes chow are members of hong kong's pro—democracy movement, which falteredgovernment sweeping powers to suppress the opposition. their charges relate to protests against a controversial extradition bill, when thousands of demonstrators surrounded the hong kong police building. the bill which would have allowed for criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china was formally scrapped four months later. the three now face charges of organising an unauthorised assembly, with a maximum prison sentence of 5 years. joshua wong had this to say before he went into court. this case will draw the world's attention to the arbitrary power of the criminaljustice system whose impartiality is manipulated by beijing crackdown and the systematic violence in greater detail. to sum up, whatever happens today, i thank my family and colleagues for their unwavering support. for the safety and health of the 12 activists held in china, they are in my daily prayers. i also pray for agnes and ivan, for peace and wisdom. may god bless hong kong, and we will continue to fight for

joshua wong, ivan lam and agnes chow face charges of unlawful assembly — mr wong has said he intendsguilty. the charges relate to protests in june 2019 against a controversial extradition bill, when thousands of demonstrators surrounded the hong kong police building. the bill, which would have allowed for criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china, was formally scrapped four months later. the three now face charges which carry a maximum prison sentence of five years. joshua wong had this to say before he went into court. this before he went into court. case will draw the world attention this case will draw the world's attention to the arbitrary power of the criminaljustice system which is manipulative by beijing and the system in greater detail. whatever happened today, i faced greater detail. whatever happened today, ifaced my family and colleagues for their own waverley that make unwavering support, for the safety. they a re unwavering support, for the safety. they are in my daily prayers. i also pray for agnes and ivan, for peace and wisdom. may god bless hong kong and w

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he was joined in court by 2 other activists, agnes chow, and ivan lam. the 3 will be held in custody until sentencing nest next week. i'm sorry and could face 5 years in jail. last years protests outside of hong kong's police headquarters were triggered of course, by the introduction of the controversial extradition bill. well ahead of his appearance in court one promised to continue his fight for freedom. perhaps apologies. wish me to stay in prison, but i'm persuaded that neither person balls the election bias nor any other arbitrary power will stop us from activism. what we are doing now is to explain the well of freedom to the world through our compassion, the home we love. so much that we are willing to sacrifice the freedom of the court now in hong kong. so he says, dear that the prison bars won't stop them, but the reality is it could be up to 5 years behind them. absolutely. while we saw that prison via a police vehicle with darkened windows to take them away, where they'll be in custody to the detention center, they'll be in custody on cell sent

three prominent hong kong activists — joshua wong, agnes chow and ivan lam — have been remanded in custodyting to the siege of police headquarters injune last year. the three are members of hong kong's pro—democracy movement, which has faltered since a new national security law gave the government sweeping powers to suppress the opposition. danny vincent in hong kong has more on what the impact of this law has been. what activists would say is that the national security law has essentially silenced the street protest movement. injuly, when the law was imposed by mainland china, by beijing, on hong kong, many observers felt that the likes ofjoshua wong would likely be perhaps the number one target of this law. he's remained defiant, in some ways. he is facing other charges, as we know, as of today. but it seems that the national security law, activists would say, has had quite a powerful impact on the pro—democracy movement. people are afraid to take to the streets. but there also a further crackdown here in hong kong, or at least that is the language that activists would be using. we have

he was joined in called by fellow activists, i guess chalo and ivan lam. the 3 will be held in custody until sentencing next week and could face 5 years in jail. last year's protests outside hong kong's police headquarters, but triggered by the introduction of a controversial extradition bill to the polonaise following events in hong kong. the prosecution spent most of the day's proceedings, presenting evidence mostly in the form of video footage, showing the events of the night of june 21st 2019. it shows thousands of people who had surrounded the police station, blockading the police headquarters. but the footage mainly focused on joshua warned ivan lamb and i get this shout chanting slogans and calling on the police commissioner to come out and face the public. they all have pleaded guilty and could face up to 5 years in jail. perhaps a foretaste wish me to stay in prison, but i would personally that neither person boss, no election bears, nor any other arbitrary power to stop us from activists on. this would be the 4th time joshua long is being sent to

so he was joined in court by 2 fellow activists, agnes chao and ivan lam. the 3 will be held in custody until sentencing next week and could get face 5 years in jail. u.s. president elect joe biden's is set to make cabinet appointments in the coming days as longtime adviser and need lincolns expected to be secretary of state budgets sullivan is being lined up as national security adviser. in the former french president, nicolas sarkozy is jude to go on trial in paris on corruption charges, accused of attempting to bribe a judge that case is set to last until december 10. that's my mileage for today. thanks for the company. the latest edition of inside story is next. a blanket of toxic small india's capital is suffocating with dangerous levels of pollution. and people in new delhi are being warned. it could make them all vulnerable to toby, 90. so what can be done to avoid a disaster? this is inside story. hello, welcome to the program and burn it's me. the air quality in india's capital is amongst the world's worst in winter pollution in new delhi source, m

his fellow activists, ivan lam, a agnes chow will face similar charges, sentencing next week.ach activist could face a maximum of three years in prison. this case has nothing to do with the controversial new national security law. joshua wong has been face ago slew of charges in relation to his work as a pro democracy campaigner. he has addressed the media talking about the prospects of further jail time, and the future of his campaign. take a listen. >> perhaps authorities wish me to stay in prison, but i'm persuaded, no election bans nor any or power will stop us from activism. we explain the well of freedom to the world through our compassion, the home we love. so much that we are willing to sacrifice the freedom of our own. >> a note of hopeful defiance from joshua wong, and this is a critical moment for them and for the opposition last week. we reported that three former opposition lawmakers were arrested for their protests in the legislative council that took place earlier this year. the week before that, we saw all of the remaining opposition lawmakers resign on mass in

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