澳门前民主派议员何建三于2025年7月因涉嫌向反华组织提供虚假信息被捕，成为该地区2009年国安法颁布以来首个公开的国家安全案件 [1]。一年后，其家属和国际观察人士对案件的透明度和司法程序提出严重关切。
何建三被控向反华组织提供虚假信息，试图煽动对北京和澳门政府的仇恨 [1]。其女儿何韵宜表示，其父遭长期单独关禁，家属无法与其联系或为其安排律师 [1]。据悉，法院为其任命的律师需由澳门特别行政区行政长官领导的国家安全委员会批准 [1]。若罪名成立，何建三将面临最高30年的监禁 [1]。
此案引发国际关注。欧盟发表声明，表示对相关司法程序是否尊重被告权利表示否定 [1]。港澳律师指出澳门法院的独立性较弱，担忧该案审理将成为"闹剧" [1]。
Former pro-democracy lawmaker Ho Kin-san was arrested in July 2025 on suspicion of providing false information to anti-China organizations to incite hatred against Beijing and the Macao government, marking the first publicly known case prosecuted under Macao's 2009 National Security Law [1]. A year after his detention, family members and observers have raised serious questions about the transparency and procedural integrity of the proceedings.
Ho's daughter, Ho Wan-yee, has alleged that her father has been held in prolonged solitary confinement with no family contact or ability to retain counsel of his choosing [1]. According to court procedures, the lawyer appointed to represent Ho must be approved by the National Security Committee, which is chaired by the chief executive of the Macao Special Administrative Region [1]. If convicted on all charges, Ho faces a maximum sentence of 30 years imprisonment [1]. The European Union has issued a statement expressing concern that the judicial process violates fundamental rights and denies due process [1]. Legal observers from Hong Kong and Macao have criticized the independence of Macao's courts, suggesting the trial will become a "farce" [1].