Hong Kong's League of Social Democrats (LSD), a prominent pro-democracy political party, has announced its disbandment. Established in 2006, the LSD was known for organizing street protests and advocating for greater democratic freedoms in Hong Kong. The decision to dissolve the party comes amidst an ongoing crackdown on pro-democracy voices and organizations under the national security law imposed by Beijing. The LSD is the latest in a series of pro-democracy groups to cease operations, reflecting the increasingly restricted political environment in the region.