香港 (Hong Kong), China: 雨傘運動 (Umbrella Movement) leaders 黃之鋒 (Joshua Wong Chi-fung) and 羅冠聰 (Nathan Law Kwun-chung) speak to the media outside the 香港終審法院 (Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal) after their bail applications were successful at 香港特別行政區高等法院 (High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region). Photo: Isaac Lawrence/AFP/Getty Images.
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Thousands of people — some wearing prison uniforms — took to the streets in 香港 Hong Kong to demand the release of 羅冠聰 (Nathan Law Kwun-chung), 黃之鋒 (Joshua Wong Chi-fung), and 周永康 (Alex Chow Yong-Kang), jailed for between six and eight months on Thursday for their taking part in or inciting an “illegal assembly” that helped spark the 雨傘革命 (Umbrella Revolution) in late September 2014. Photo: Ren/Zuma Wire/Rex/Shutterstock.
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羅冠聰 (Nathan Law Kwun-chung), 黃之鋒 (Joshua Wong Chi-fung), and 周永康 (Alex Chow Yong-Kang) chanting slogans as they address the media before being sentenced by 香港 Hong Kong’s High Court to between six and eight months imprisonment each because of their taking part in or inciting an “illegal assembly” that helped spark the 雨傘革命 (Umbrella Revolution) in late September 2014. Photo: Anthony Wallace/AFP.
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After being arrested at 14 for drawing on a wall in chalk, the accidental 16-year-old hero of the 香港 (Hong Kong) 雨傘革命 (Umbrella Revolution) must now decide whether to rejoin the battle alongside the “localist” youth.
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