Pakistan, Sept. 2 -- Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong pleaded guilty Wednesday in his second national security case. Prosecutors accused him of conspiring to collude with foreign forces. The charge falls under Hong Kong's national security law introduced in 2020. Wong appeared in court wearing a blue shirt and looked thinner than before. He is expected to receive his sentence at a later date.

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The offence carries a prison term of three to 10 years. However, courts can impose life imprisonment for offences considered extremely serious. A guilty plea can usually result in a reduced sentence. Wong is already serving four years and eight months in another national security case. Tha...