Stacy ShiThe interim injunction placed on the protest anthem Glory to Hong Kong does not ban the song itself, but rather behavior associated with it, senior counsel Ronny Tong Ka-wah said. Tong said the decision aims to prohibit actions related to the song, saying that having it on one's computer does not warrant police intervention or imprisonment. Police won't raid a home and imprison someone simply because the song is stored in their computer," he said. Tong is confident these organizations will eventually, as they have declared their intention to comply with local laws and court judgments. He said internet service providers might need more time due to technical issues as the prohibition applies only to Hong Kong, so they only need to ensure the song cannot be downloaded or played here.

Source: The Standard May 09, 2024 19:13 UTC