By Ben Lucas Youtube has blocked access to a popular protest anthem in Hong Kong after a court in the territory moved to ban the song. Hong Kong’s Court of Appeal moved to ban the pro-democracy anthem ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ last week, ruling that an injunction sought by the authorities was “necessary” to persuade online platforms to remove the “problematic videos,” Hong Kong Free Press reported. Youtube, which is owned by Google, confirmed today that it had complied with the court’s decision, and has blocked access to videos of the anthem in Hong Kong. “We are disappointed by the court’s decisio…