with Ivan Lam Long-yin and Agnes Chow Ting in the West Kowloon District Court, where they had been expected to stand trial over their roles in the anti extradition bill protest on 21 June 2019. He was charged with organising an unauthorised assembly and of inciting others to take part in the event. The three pleaded guilty, and were put in custody until sentencing at a court hearing scheduled for 2 December 2020. Before appearing in court, Wong had said the trio were prepared to face immediate jail terms, and hoped their stance would draw global attention to a criminal justice system he claimed was being “manipulated by Beijing”. Wong, together with Ivan Lam, was remanded to Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre. On 2 December 2020, Wong was found guilty of organising and inciting unlawful assembly, but not guilty of taking part in it. He was sentenced to 1 year and 1 month in prison. West Kowloon Magistrate Wong Sze-lai, stated: "The defendants called on protesters to besiege the headquarters and chanted slogans that undermine the police force". Amnesty International condemned the sentencing, saying that the Chinese authorities "send a warning to anyone who dares to openly criticise the government that they could be next". He is currently serving his prison term at Shek Pik Prison. It was reported in January 2021 that Wong's family had moved to Australia. On 29 January 2021, Wong pleaded guilty to two additional charges related to his involvement in a rally on Hong Kong Island on 5 October 2019: taking part in an unauthorised assembly and wearing a facial covering during an unauthorised assembly. On 13 April 2021, Wong was sentenced to four months in jail for unauthorised assembly and violating an anti-mask law. On 6 May 2021, the Hong Kong District Court sentenced Wong to ten more months in prison for participating in an unauthorised assembly to mark the 2020 anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. The judge who sentenced him said that "[T]he sentence should deter people from offending and re-offending in the future." In August 2022, Benny Tai and Joshua Wong along with 24 other Pan-democrat activists were plead guilty to subversion. The legal decision was made without a jury and the judge was a Pro-Beijing National Security judge hand picked by the Justice Secretary. International responses to the 2020 imprisonment United States US House of Representative Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued