The Thin Line Between Rebellion and Madness in Hong Kong's National Security Courts In recent months, the national security courts of Hong Kong have been meting out punishments that raise more questions than answers about dissent in the city.
A 19 year old man, Leung Kai lok, was convicted of posting seditious graffiti in a commercial complex toilet. The unusual location and psychiatric defense put forward by Leung's lawyers drew attention to his case.
According to reports, Leung suffers from a congenital mental disorder that prevents him from understanding the implications of his actions.