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UNBELIEVABLE: Concern for australian activist sentenced in hong kong - Caught on Camera

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Senator Wong says Australia is deeply concerned by the verdicts for the democracy activists. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

An Australian is among 14 pro-democracy activists convicted by a Hong Kong court on national security charges, following a landmark subversion trial.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has expressed concern at the sentencing of the activists, including Australian-Hong Kong dual citizen Gordon Ng.

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