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Court of Final Appeal heard application for leave to appeal from Chow Hang-tung , Tang Ngok-kwan and Tsui Hon-kwong .
The three activists were sentenced to four and a half months in prison last March .
They were found guilty of failing to comply with a notice issued by national security police in August 2021 demanding information about Alliance standing committee members and staff.
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