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Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai’s office raided by police ahead of hearing

By Abiodun Ogundairo
17 October 2020   |   9:47 am
Police have raided the offices of prominent Hong Kong activist and newspaper owner Jimmy Lai ahead of a court appearance where he will face charges under Hong Kong's controversial national security law.

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