Hongkonger, who helped injured teenager during anti-China protest, served 12-months imprisonment

Hong Kong, October 18 (ANI): A Hong Kong court handed 12-months of sentence to a university graduate who was present in Tsuen Wan police clashes during the 2019 protest movement. Yau Wang-tat has been sentenced under the charges of ‘illegal assembly’, Radio Free Asia reported. After being sentenced, Yau called on people not to fear the “great wall” of the Chinese Communist Party’s political control over the daily lives of Hongkongers. “Just flatten it; it won’t be enough to keep you from freedom,” he said in a social media post. “I can still feel you all watching me, and that…