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Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai knew US conditions for continued support of protests, national security trial told

Key prosecution witness says Jimmy Lai told him US wanted no police or civilian fatalities and that violence should stop at some point of the protest campaign.

By: scmp.com

Apr 16 2024
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Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai knew US conditions for continued support of protests, national security trial told

Key prosecution witness says Jimmy Lai told him US wanted no police or civilian fatalities and that violence should stop at some point of the protest campaign.

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