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“Former Apple Daily Editor in Chief Law Wai-kwong, Executive Editor in Chief Lam Man-chung, and English Edition Managing Editor Fung Wai-kong received 10-year sentences; Yeung Ching-kee, an editorial writer, received seven years and three months; Associate Publisher Chan Pui-man got seven years; and CEO and Publisher Cheung Kim-hung was handed six years and nine months.”
Analyzed on 2026-08-22T05:04:38+00:00 · Last updated 2026-08-22
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Former Apple Daily Editor in Chief Law Wai-kwong, Executive Editor in Chief Lam Man-chung, and English Edition Managing Editor Fung Wai-kong received 10-year sentences; Yeung Ching-kee, an editorial writer, received seven years and three months; Associate Publisher Chan Pui-man got seven years; and CEO and Publisher Cheung Kim-hung was handed six years and nine months.
Extracted from: Jimmy Lai's 20-year sentence is for saying things China didn't like , Reason
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Claim ID
CLM-B1BFD544
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former-apple-daily-editor-in-chief-law-wai-kwong-executive-e-b1bfd544
Origin
reason.com
Captured
213 d ago
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Law
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