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“Don’t You Dare Sing The Song” Says the Hong Kong Government 🇭🇰

The Hong Kong government is seeking a court order to ban the protest song “Glory to Hong Kong”.
The song became an unofficial anthem for the 2019 pro-democracy protests and has been mistakenly played as Hong Kong’s anthem at several international sporting events.
Why Ban the Song?
The lyrics contain slogans that have been ruled by the court as “constituting secession” or “promoting independence.”
The government outlawed the protest slogan “Liberate Hong Kong, the revolution of our times” in 2020 for being “secessionist” and “subversive.”
Scope of the Ban: The injunction seeks to prohibit anyone from:
Saying the phrase “Glory to Hong Kong” to advocate for the separation of Hong Kong from China.
Suggesting that Hong Kong is independent.
Broadcasting, performing, printing, publishing, selling, offering for sale, distributing, disseminating, displaying, or reproducing the protest song in any way.
What the Government Claims:
“[We] respect and value the rights and freedoms protected by the Basic Law (including freedom of speech), but freedom of speech is not absolute.”