Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong is scheduled to appear in court in September for sentencing in a second case brought under Hong Kong’s national security law imposed by Beijing. Multiple outlets report that the High Court hearing is set for September 2. The case is described as a foreign collusion charge, and Hong Kong Free Press reports that Wong is expected to plead guilty ahead of sentencing. The news coverage notes Wong’s earlier rise to prominence in 2012 as a student activist who led protests against national education in Hong Kong schools. The September proceedings are presented as the second conviction or sentencing linked to the national security law, following his prior legal matters under the same legislative framework. The reports agree on the timing and the nature of the case, but they do not provide further details on the charges beyond the reference to foreign collusion and the national security context. The upcoming court appearance will determine the sentence in this second matter.