24 MARCH

West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts (10:30am, No.3, 4/F) - Mention

• Tommy Yuen Man On, Pro-democracy singer and activist

Tommy Yuen Man On will be mentioned at court for his charge of doing an act or acts with seditious intention. Yuen's social media posts and online concert were accused of inciting citizens' hatred towards the Hong Kong government. (Case no.: WKCC626/2022)

18 MARCH

Fanling Magistrates' Courts (3pm, No.6, 7/F) - Sentencing

• Lo Chun Yu, Tuen Mun district councillor

Lo Chun Yu will be sentenced for his charge of giving false information to attempt to mislead a police officer with intent. He was arrested in November 2020 after posting on Facebook claiming that police officers had threatened him with swear words when he was helping protestors in Yuen Long. The police countered his allegations and Lo had to apologise and delete the post. (Case no.: FLCC701/2021)

17 MARCH

West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts (10:30am, No.3, 4/F) - Mention

• Tommy Yuen Man On, pro-democracy singer and activist

Tommy Yuen Man On will be mentioned at court for his charge of doing an act or acts with seditious intention. Yuen's social media posts and online concert were accused of inciting citizens' hatred towards the Hong Kong government. (Case no.: WKCC626/2022)

8 MARCH

West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts (2:30pm) - Mention

• Winnie Yu Wai Ming, founder and former chairwoman of the Hospital Authority Employees Alliance, a union that emerged from the pro-democracy movement in 2019

Winnie Yu Wai Ming will be mentioned for violating bail conditions. On 7 March 2022, Yu was arrested on suspicion of violating her bail conditions by making comments online that could endanger national security. She was released on bail last July after being charged with conspiracy to subvert state power over an unofficial primary election for the Legislative Council in 2020. Yu's bail conditions include refraining from all acts and speeches that could endanger national security, including taking interviews, as well as running, organising and coordinating any elections. She was detained when she reported back to the Sha Tin Police Station.

4 MARCH

West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts (No.3, 4/F, 9:30am) - Return Day

• Tai Yiu Ting, Au Nok Hin, Andrew Chiu Ka Yin, Gordon Ng Ching Hang, Tiffany Yuen Ka Wai, Fergus Leung Fong Wai, Cheng Tat Hung, Chui Chi Kin, Clarisse Yeung Suet Ying, Pang Cheuk Kei, Sham Tsz Kit, Claudia Mo Man Ching, Kalvin Ho Kai Ming, Frankie Fung Tat Chun, Lau Wai Chung, Wong Pik Wan, Lau Chak Fung, Joshua Wong Chi Fung, Jeremy Tam Man Ho, Li Ka Tat, Tam Tak Chi, Wu Chi Wai, Sze Tak Loy, Eddie Chu Hoi Dick, Cheung Ho Sum, Wong Ji Yuet, Ng Kin Wai, Andrew Wan Siu Kin, Kwok Ka Ki, Carol Ng Man Yee, Tam Hoi Pong, Ho Kwai Lam, Lau Wing Hong, Alvin Yeung Ngok Kiu, Raymond Chan Chi Chuen, Chow Ka Shing, Lam Cheuk Ting, Gary Fan Kwok Wai, Hendrick Lui Chi Hang, Leung Kwok Hung, Lam King Nam, Ricky Or Yiu Lam, Lester Shum, Wong Pak Yu, Lee Yue Shun, Winne Yu Wai Ming

They will return to court for their charges of conspiracy to commit subversion. The 47 were formally charged under the National Security Law 28 February 2021. All but 15 of the candidates have been denied bail, the rest are all held in pre-trial detention. (Case no.: WKCC813/2021)

3 MARCH

Eastern Magistrates' Courts (No.1, 6/F, 2:30pm) - Plea

• Alexandra Wong Fung Yiu

Alexandra Wong Fung Yiu will enter a plea for her charges of taking part in unlawful assembly. She was arrested for her participation in unlawful assemblies on 11 August 2019 in Quarry Bay and Sai Wan Ho. (Case no.: ESCC99/2022)

West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts (No.3, 4/F, 10:45pm) - Mention

• Koo Sze Yiu

Koo Sze Yiu will be mentioned at court for attempting to do or making any preparation to do an act or acts with seditious intention. The veteran activist was arrested on 4 February ahead of a planned protest against the Beijing Winter Olympics outside government offices. His bail was denied and he has been remanded in custody since. (Case no.: WKCC481/2022)

West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts (No.3, 4/F, 11:15am) - Mention

• Tommy Yuen Man On, pro-democracy singer and activist

Tommy Yuen Man On will be mentioned at court for his charge of doing an act or acts with seditious intention. (Case no.: WKCC626/2022)

2 MARCH

District Court (No.32, 10/F, 10:30am) - Verdict

• Tam Tak-chi

Tam Tak-chi would receive a verdict for his 14 charges that involve 3 cases, including 7 counts of "uttering seditious words," 1 count of "conspiracy to utter seditious words," 3 counts of "disorderly conduct in a public place," 1 count of "holding or convening an unauthorised public assembly," 1 count of "refusing or wilfully neglecting to obey an order given by an authorized officer" and 1 count of "incitement to knowingly take part in an unauthorised assembly." (Case no.: DCCC 930/2020, DCCC 927/2020, DCCC 928/2020)

In the first case, Tam was arrested in Causeway Bay on 24 May 2020 for holding or convening an unauthorised public assembly to protest against the national security law. He was also charged with refusing or wilfully neglecting to obey an order given by an authorized officer, disorderly conduct in a public place and uttering seditious words.

In the second case, he was arrested for his part in organising street booths between March and July 2020. He was charged with uttering seditious words, disorderly conduct in a public place and conspiracy to utter seditious words. He was accused of uttering seditious words that caused hatred or contempt to the Hong Kong government.

In the third case, he was accused of inciting others to participate in an unauthorised assembly and uttering seditious words at Tai Po on 17 January 2020.