clarke has more on the verdict from hong kong. all nine people before the court today who are associated with the occupy hong kong movement back in twenty four to have been found guilty of one of the charges at least one of the charges for their role in these protests the most high profile of the three founders of the occupied hong kong movement have been found guilty of one charge conspiracy to commit a public nuisance where yet to hear the sentence of the court resume again this afternoon the prosecution has long argued that this group applied a key role in committee or inciting public nuisance by creating these strict blockades would shut down parts of central hong kong up around seventy nine days a back in twenty fourteen through twenty fifteen it's certainly not good news for the pro-democracy movement we've had a number of other student leaders who associated with the demonstrations they've already served jail time including joshua one night in law and alex child we've also had a number of pro-democracy lawmakers would be di

clarke has more from hong kong. there are a number of charges or associated with the nine people go before the court today here in hong kong the most high profile of the three founders of the my palm com movement. three have been found guilty on one charge which is conspiracy to commit public nuisance and two of those founders have been kept from guilty of incitement to commit public nuisance and all three have been found not guilty on the third charge the other six have been found guilty of the last two charges you are yet to hear the sentence. the u.s. has added iran's revolutionary guard to its so-called terrorist it is the first time that washington has attached such a label to another country's armed insulin's iran's responded by giving the u.s. military the same designation israelis have begun voting and parliamentary elections prime minister benjamin netanyahu is aiming to women when a fifth term in office he faces a strong challenge from former military chief benny gantz now gunfire is being reported in suda

clarke has reports. the the nine pro-democracy ladies lefcourt defiant despite being found guilty for their role in the umbrella movement protests in two thousand and fourteen. before the verdict was delivered they issued a message to the people of hong kong part unless we persist there will be no future thoughts about percy i think that's why we need to persist and get a flight out there what will happen in bright future democracy an hour later the court found the nine pro-democracy leaders guilty of inciting public nuisance they included a law professor and retired scola who founded a similar protest group called the occupy movement led the pro-democracy protests in twenty four to name calling for hong kong's chief executive to be elected by popular vote instead of being appointed by chinese government leaders in beijing the judge rejected the occupy lady's argument that the protest was an appropriate exercise of free speech instead judge johnny chan found that they impinged unreasonably on the rights

clarke more details about the verdicts. who were associated with the occupy movement back in twenty four to have been found guilty of one of the charges at least one of the charges for their role in these protests the most high profile of the three found. guilty of one charge conspiracy to commit public nuisance yet to hear the sentence. for the prosecution as. group. creating the street would shut down parts of central hong kong up around. seventy nine days of back in twenty fourteen through twenty fifteen it's certainly not good news for the pro-democracy movement we've had a number of other student leaders who associated with the demonstrations have already served jail time including joshua one night in law and alex child we've also had a number of pro-democracy lawmakers would be disqualified for their association with the. tougher penalties imposed on activists and this will certainly inside will trigger accusations that this is yet another step by beijing encroaching on hong kong's simular thomas status and certainly

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clarke reports. the nine activists arrived at hong kong's district court in good spirits greeted by pro-democracy groups on one side. and chinese government supporters on the other. before the verdict was delivered the leaders of the umbrella movement issued a message to the people of hong kong i do less we perceive that there will be no future thoughts about percy i think that's why we need to persist and clung to the fact that they hope that we'll have a bright future democracy an hour later the court found the nine pro-democracy leaders guilty even citing public nuisance they included a law professor and retired scholar who founded a similar protest group called the occupy movement that led the pro-democracy protests in twenty fourteen calling for hong kong's chief executive to be elected by popular vote instead of being appointed by chinese government leaders in beijing the judge rejected the occupy lady's argument that the protest was inappropriate at . a free speech instead judge johnny chan fo