Ned Lai Ka-yee

The provided articles do not contain any information about an individual named Ned Lai Ka-yee. Instead, they focus on the national security trial related to the now-disbanded alliance that organized Hong Kong's annual Tiananmen Square vigil. The articles detail the prosecution's argument that the trial is not politically motivated and highlight the guilty plea of Albert Ho Chun-yan, a former vice-chairman of the group, to inciting subversion. Ho admitted to advocating an end to Communist Party rule in mainland China, a violation of the national security law. The trial continues with other defendants denying the national security charges. The case is significant as it reflects the ongoing crackdown on dissent in Hong Kong under the national security law and its impact on freedom of expression and assembly.