Hong Kong Enforces Ban on 'Glory to Hong Kong' Protest Song

Chief Executive John Lee confirms compliance by internet firms, ongoing monitoring for non-compliance.

Hong Kong's court banned 'Glory to Hong Kong' for its use in anti-government protests.
YouTube blocked access to 32 versions of the song, but many versions remain available online.
The government will notify platforms of non-compliance and expects operators to follow the law.
Critics argue the ban threatens freedom of expression and could impact Hong Kong's tech industry.
The song has been mistakenly played as the national anthem at international events, causing controversy.