Hong Kong Protester ‘Captain America 2.0’ Wins Appeal

Hong Kong Protester ‘Captain America 2.0’ Wins Appeal
Ma Chun-man, also called "Captain America 2.0" had his sentence reduced to 5 years from 5 years and 9 months on Aug. 3, 2022. Big Mack/The Epoch Times
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“Captain America 2.0,” a 2019 Hong Kong Protester, had his jail sentence reduced to five years on August 3, winning his appeal in the Court of Appeal of the High Court in Hong Kong.

Ma Chun-man, also called “Captain America 2.0” since he used to carry a superhero shield during protests, was jailed for five years and nine months for ‘inciting secession’ for chanting slogans such as ‘Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times’ on various public occasions.