The Hong Kong Law Department first quoted the United Nations Anti -Terrorism Regulatio

The Hong Kong Civil Rights Front (DPRK), which disbanded last year, hosted the eve of the International Human Rights Day on December 8, 2019. The Hong Kong police searched for weapons such as pistols and bullets in multiple districts.For the first time, the Hong Kong Department of Justice quoted the United Nations (anti -terrorist measures) regulations that 10 of them claimed to make a crime of explosion that stated the standard.

On Monday (October 3), the case was reported in the Eastern District Magistrate Court. The referee Liu Shuxian delivered all the defendants to the court to trial. The defendants did not apply for bail and continued to pay back.

Comprehensive Hong Kong Ming Pao and Zhongtong News Agency reported that the 13 defendants were 19 to 33 years old, including the "12 Hong Kong people case" (2020 fled in Taiwan's arrested Hong Kong people).Zhang Junfu, Zhang Mingyu, and Yan Wenqian, Lai Zhenbang, owner of "3C Maintenance Studio", in 2019, 19 -year -old young youth Su Weixuan, who was involved in the shooting police in Tai Po, Zhong Xueying, a member of the front line of local democracy, and Huang Zhenqiang, Wu Zhihong, Peng Junlian, Li Jiatian,Xu Zhanrong, Cai Kaiming and Chen Yulong.

Except for Cai Kaiming, Chen Yulong and Zhong Xueying, the remaining 10 defendants were charged with the United Nations (anti -terrorist measures) regulations in Article 11B of Article 11B of the United Nations.During the period from August 1st to December 8th, 2019, two explosive devices were delivered, placed or detonated with other people's illegal and deliberately deliberately delivered, placed or detonated to specific targets, which intended to cause death or severe physical injury.This crime can be in prison for a maximum of life prison.

The above 10 defendants were charged with suspected murder of police officers.Cai Kaiming, Chen Yulong and Zhong Xueying were charged with the intention to endanger life and control the life of firearms or ammunition, assist in instigating the manufacture of explosives, and intentionally destroy property.