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Hong Kong National Security Police Arrest Apple Daily Newspaper Execs
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6:03Now PlayingHong Kong’s national security police arrested five executives of the pro-democracy Apple Daily newspaper for suspected breaches of the national security law, local news outlets reported Thursday. Here's the scene outside the Apple Daily's headquarters after the arrests.
Those arrested included Apple Daily Editor-in-Chief Ryan Law and Next Digital Chief Executive Officer Cheung Kim-hung, the South China Morning Post reported.
The government said in a statement that four men and one woman aged 47-63 have been arrested “for collusion with a foreign country or with external elements to endanger national security.” It didn’t name the people or the company.
Police have also searched their homes and sent more than 100 police officers to Apple Daily’s headquarters, the SCMP said.
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