Police arrested a harmonica player on suspicion of sedition after he played a pro-democracy song at a gathering of hundreds of mourners paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II outside the British diplomatic mission in Hong Kong
National-security police arrest man for alleged sedition after he played a song considered an anthem of pro-democracy protesters as hundreds mourned the city’s former sovereign
Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest in a historic funeral attended by King Charles III, members of the royal family and world leaders including President Biden. After a service at Westminster Abbey, other ceremonies were held at Windsor Castle.
Videos circulating online showed the 43-year-old man playing the British national anthem as well as “Glory to Hong Kong,” a song that became popular during the city’s
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