Pakistan, Sept. 11 -- Three Hong Kong activists who organised annual Tiananmen Square vigils have received prison sentences of up to seven years. Lee Cheuk-yan, Chow Hang-tung and Albert Ho prosecuted under Hong Kong's national security law. Lee and Chow convicted last month of inciting others to subvert state power. Ho pleaded guilty to the charge earlier this year. The court sentenced Lee to seven years, while Chow received seven years and three months.

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Albert Ho, 74, was sentenced to five years in prison after admitting the charge. Lee, 69, and Chow, 41, had faced up to 10 years after their convictions. Authorities accused the activists of encouraging others to org...