Joshua Wong, a prominent pro-democracy activist in Hong Kong, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison in a national security case, marking a significant extension of his incarceration. Previously recognized as a key figure in the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, Wong is now facing a decade in prison for charges related to foreign collusion. His recent sentencing adds to his existing prison term and emphasizes the ongoing repression of dissent in the city. From within his maximum security prison cell, Wong has expressed concern over the fate of Hong Kong and fears that the plight of activists will be forgotten as the struggle for democracy continues.