Another former chairman of the group and also a former chairman of the city’s largest opposition Democratic Party, Albert Ho, 74, pleaded guilty in January.
He was sentenced to five years and two months in jail.
The Hong Kong Alliance, which had repeatedly called for the “end of one-party dictatorship”, faces a fine of HK$1.5 million (US$191,304), the court judgment said.
Lawyers for Lee and Ho were not immediately available for comment. Chow, a Cambridge-educated human rights barrister, represented herself.
Li Kwai Wah, chief superintendent of Hong Kong’s National Security police, said the trial was “fair, impartial, open and transparent”.
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