Last verified: September 13, 2026. former legislator and Umbrella Movement participant
Current classification
HISTORICAL PROSECUTION — sentenced in June 2019 to eight months’ imprisonment suspended for two years; not imprisoned under that sentence.
Case record
Tanya Chan was the last of the Umbrella Nine to be sentenced. On June 10, 2019 she received an eight-month prison sentence suspended for two years. Amnesty International said the conviction arose from peaceful democratic advocacy and called for all nine convictions to be quashed.
Evidence and provenance
This archive separates present custody from historical arrest, conviction, suspended sentence, fine, release or appeal status. It does not project release dates from sentence arithmetic and does not convert an administrative or ordinary criminal conviction into a National Security Law conviction unless the record supports that characterization.
- Amnesty International — Umbrella Movement leaders sentencing
- Amnesty International — Tanya Chan sentencing
- Free China Movement — Hong Kong Political Prisoners & the Erosion of Freedom, 1997–Present
Related hub: Hong Kong Political Prisoners & the Erosion of Freedom — 1997–Present.