Sanctioning the System: Joshua Wong's Admissions and the Limits of Resistance Joshua Wong Chi fung's guilty plea to conspiring with foreign forces has sent shockwaves through Hong Kong's activist community.
The jailed activist admitted that he urged foreign businesses to avoid investing in mainland China and petitioned a tech firm to withdraw services from the city's police force, raising questions about the efficacy of resistance against an entrenched authoritarian regime.
The High Court's revelations paint a picture of Wong's efforts to garner international support for Hong Kong's resistance movement.