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Editorial Analysis
Jimmy Lai, founder of Apple Daily, was arrested in 2020 under Hong Kong’s national security law, charged with colluding with foreign forces and sedition, amid Beijing’s crackdown on dissent post‑2019 protests. Jimmy Lai is a of 78‑Year‑Old British National.
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