Hong Kong pro-democracy figure Joshua Wong has pleaded guilty to conspiring to collude with foreign forces, marking his second conviction under the Beijing-imposed national security law. The plea was entered Wednesday at the High Court, following a previous conviction in a subversion case. Wong, aged 29, is accused of conspiring with an exiled activist, though details remain limited. This development signals a continued crackdown on dissent in Hong Kong following the implementation of the security law in 2020. The charge of foreign collusion carries a potential sentence of up to seven years in prison. This case further diminishes the space for pro-democracy advocacy within the city and raises concerns about political freedoms. Wong’s plea comes as Beijing tightens its control over Hong Kong's political landscape.