Yvette Cooper summons Chinese ambassador over 'politically motivated' prosecution of Jimmy Lai as ministers demand British citizen's release from Hong Kong jail ⊖⊖
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The media tycoon, a British citizen, has been found guilty by a Hong Kongcourt of conspiracy and sedition charges under national security laws imposed by Beijing.
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UK fury as pro-democracy British citizen Jimmy Lai is convicted in Hong Kong on national security charges ⊖
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Lai, founder of the now-shut Apple Daily Newspaper, was imprisoned in 2020 - prompting a backlash over the 'erosion of political freedoms' imposed by Beijing .
The rise and fall of Jimmy Lai, whose trajectory mirrored that of Hong Kong itself ⊕
Progressing from child labourer to billionaire, Lai used his power and wealth to promote democracy, which ultimately pitted him against authorities in Beijing
On Monday, a Hong Kong court convicted Ji…
Hong Kong court finds pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai guilty of sedition and collusion with foreign forces ⊖
The 78-year-old was charged under Hong Kong's controversial national security law, enacted by Beijing in 2020.
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