Hong Kong Police Arrest Protesters for Using Social Media to Organize

Hong Kong police are using a vaguely worded law for computer crime to arrest pro-democracy protesters who use social media to organize.
Hong Kong Police Arrest Protesters for Using Social Media to Organize
Students work at what is called the "Study Corner," which was set up by a few activists so students can still do their homework and study while protesting at the same time in the Central District of Hong Kong on Oct. 14, 2014. The study has a generator which provides electricity and also working WiFi for the students. (Benjamin Chasteen/Epoch Times)
Joshua Philipp
10/27/2014
Updated:
10/27/2014

Joshua Philipp is an award-winning investigative reporter with The Epoch Times and host of EpochTV's "Crossroads" program. He is a recognized expert on unrestricted warfare, asymmetrical hybrid warfare, subversion, and historical perspectives on today’s issues. His 10-plus years of research and investigations on the Chinese Communist Party, subversion, and related topics give him unique insight into the global threat and political landscape.
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