Hong Kong protest anthem targeted in government crackdown, disappearing from internet

The unofficial anthem of Hong Kong's 2019 pro-democracy protests called "Glory to Hong Kong" is no longer available on major music streaming sites and social media platforms.
The Hong Kong government banned the song and is seeking an injunction against performing, disseminating, or adapting it in any form.
The song rose to popularity during the 2019 protests and became a protest anthem, but Hong Kong's political system has since undergone changes to align with Beijing.
More than 250 people have been arrested under a 2020 national security law passed to quell dissent.
Overseas Hongkongers are appealing to radio stations worldwide to play the song in a show of solidarity.