HONG KONG -- Five Hong Kong speech therapists charged with sedition over a series of children's books were found guilty Wednesday in a case that critics say highlights China's crackdown on the city.
The government had alleged that the defendants incited hatred against authorities by portraying Hong Kong residents as sheep and mainland China as wolves in their illustrated books, written in colloquial Cantonese.
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