Two former top editors of Hong Kong pro-democracy online media outlet Stand News were charged with sedition on Thursday following a raid on its office the day before, according to the police.The now-defunct outlet's former chief editor Chung Pui-kuen appeared in court after being charged under the colonial-era Crimes Ordinance with conspiracy to publish seditious publications.Patrick Lam, who was acting editor-in-chief prior to their arrests Wednesday, faced the same charge but was absent from court as he was in the hospital.The city's national security police said they would extend the sam…READ FULL ARTICLE