Hong Kong's High Court on Friday dismissed the government's bid to ban the protest song "Glory to Hong Kong" that was widely used as an anthem for the city's 2019 pro-democracy protests.In the official judgment, the court stated that while freedom of expression is not absolute in nature, it is still an important right that cannot be legally restricted without meeting requirements of "legal certainty and proportionality."Last month, the Hong Kong government sought a court order to ban people from broadcasting or distributing the song that was sung as an anthem for the city's 2019 pro-democra…READ FULL ARTICLE