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Macau rejects criticism of the conviction of Au Kam San

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Briefings

Macau's government rejected international criticism regarding the first conviction of Au Kam San under the national security law, dismissing the accusations as baseless. This decision occurred in November 2026, shortly after the conviction was announced, and remains the only confirmed outcome for this specific case at this time.

Key points

• The Macau government explicitly rejected international condemnation of Au Kam San's conviction under the national security law.
• The rejection was characterized by the government as 'baseless' or 'unfounded' by international voices.

Context

This finding is significant as it marks the first conviction under Macau's national security law, occurring in November 2026. The rejection of international criticism highlights the domestic legal framework's immediate response to foreign concerns.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the government's statement rejecting international criticism. No specific dates for the rejection, names of international actors, or details of the legal proceedings are provided.

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