Associated Press
HONG KONG (AP) — A Hong Kong court on Thursday sentenced the mastermind of a failed bomb plot during anti-government protests in December 2019 to nearly 24 years in jail. In the city’s first case brought under a United Nations anti-terrorism law, the court handed down a prison term of 23 years and 10 months to Ng Chi-hung who previously entered a guilty plea. He was among seven convicted people who appeared in court for their roles in the foiled plan to plant two bombs and shoot officers along a rally route during a time when accusations of police brutality in handling protesters were widespread.
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