BBC: Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted of national security-related crimes. Lai, who also holds a British passport, was found guilty under a colonial-era treason law.
Lai, one of the most high-profile figures prosecuted under Hong Kong’s national security law, has divided opinion, with some calling him a hero and others a traitor. His family has raised concerns over his deteriorating health in prison, though Hong Kong and Chinese authorities insist he is healthy and his rights are fully protected.
