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Hong Kong court convicts cardinal, 5 others over protest fund

By DW
25 November 2022   |   12:04 pm
A court in Hong Kong has found Cardinal Joseph Zen and five others guilty of failing to register a legal defense fund set up to help protesters in the 2019 anti-government protests.

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