Media Archive: Prince Wong Ji-yuet (黃子悅)
Person profile: Prince Wong Ji-yuet / 黃子悅.
Case chronology
- 2014 — Umbrella Movement. Wong participated in the student-led protest movement and later served as a spokesperson for Scholarism.
- November 18, 2019 — PolyU-related protest case. She was among those later prosecuted for rioting arising from protests near Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
- January 2021 — Hong Kong 47 arrests. Wong was arrested over participation in the July 2020 unofficial democratic primary and later charged with conspiracy to commit subversion under the National Security Law.
- March 6, 2023 — rioting plea. She pleaded guilty in the 2019 rioting case and was remanded in custody.
- July 13, 2023 — rioting sentence. She received a 37-month prison sentence.
- November 19, 2024 — Hong Kong 47 sentence. Wong received four years and five months’ imprisonment for conspiracy to commit subversion. Monitoring sources state that this term is served separately from the rioting sentence.
- February 23, 2026 — appeal. Hong Kong’s Court of Appeal rejected her sentence appeal in the Hong Kong 47 case.
- August 31, 2026 — roster classification. Rights Defense Network Issue 131 lists 黃子悅 among reported current prisoners in a seven-years-six-months classification group.
Source records
- Hong Kong Watch. Prisoner profile recording current imprisonment and the four-year-five-month Hong Kong 47 sentence. Source.
- Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation. Prisoner profile with the broader chronology, including the 37-month rioting sentence and the Hong Kong 47 sentence served separately. Source.
- Reuters, February 23, 2026. Reports the Court of Appeal decision rejecting appeals in the Hong Kong 47 case; Wong appealed her sentence. Source.
- Rights Defense Network Issue 131. Lists 黃子悅 in the reported seven-years-six-months custody classification. Source.
Evidence notes
The seven-years-six-months roster figure is treated as an aggregate classification, not a single court sentence: 37 months plus four years and five months equals 90 months. No projected release date is inferred from that arithmetic.