(Hong Kong Comprehensive News) In response to the Hong Kong Appeals Division, the Hong Kong Council made a straightforward appeal, and the songs that were widely sang during the anti -repair campaign would return to Hong Kong to approve the ban order.On the day), the prohibition order is to prohibit the use of willing to glory to incite Hong Kong independence in Hong Kong, and say that the ban can complement each other with criminal laws.
The Court of Appeal of the Hong Kong High Court on Wednesday (May 8th) ruled that the director of the Law Department appealed to obtain a direct appeal, and the order was prohibited from inciting others to split the country, separating Hong Kong from China, and expressing songs from China.And instigatto or incite others to spread the song to the four intentions of the above behavior.
Comprehensive Ming Pao News Network, Sing Tao.com, and Hong Kong 01 and other Hong Kong media reported that Lin Dingguo said on Sunday on Sundays on Sundays in Hong Kong's business platform.The activity is not affected, and the ban is only targeted at four types of acts.
He also pointed out that some people in Hong Kong society were about to violate the law, and said that the ban can complement the criminal law.
Wish Rongguang returned to Hong Kong to sing during the Hong Kong anti -repair campaign, which is the iconic song of the fighting movement.In recent years, this song has been misused as the "national anthem" in Hong Kong in the international or regional sports events participated in many Hong Kong.
It is reported that some music platforms can still search for glory to Hong Kong, and the song has not been removed.
Lin Dingguo said that as early as 2022, he had contact with Google with the online platform, and asked someone to avoid using songs to make incitement, but the other party claimed that there was no court order.Lin Dingguo said that the court has already approved the ban order, and Google's policies must comply with local laws and are eagerly waiting for the platform to respond positively.