A Hong Kong protest song has started disappearing from Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming platforms
“Glory to Hong Kong” was created in 2019 and became the unofficial anthem of the now crushed democracy protests in the city, with demonstrators singing renditions throughout the mass protests that raged across the city for months on end that year.
New laws have also been passed to increase censorship of films to “safeguard national security.” Battle in court Music is now coming under closer scrutiny. Hong Kong’s government filed a court injunction on June 5 seeking to ban the broadcast or distribution of the protest song after it was mistakenly played at several international sporting events.
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