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Missing Bookseller Detained In China Returns To Hong Kong: Police
One of five missing Hong Kong booksellers allegedly specialising in gossipy publications about Chinese leaders and detained in China returned home today, Hong Kong police said.
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China Investigates Hong Kong Bookseller Over Mail Sales
Chinese police are investigating a detained Hong Kong bookseller for allegedly selling books by mail illegally in mainland China, an official Chinese newspaper said on Monday, the latest twist in a case that has raised concerns over erosion of civil rights in Hong Kong.
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China Faces Diplomatic 'Crisis' Over Missing Hong Kong Booksellers
For years Gui Minhai, a China-born publisher of tabloid books on China's leaders, had believed he could live and work overseas on a Swedish passport without fear of persecution by Chinese authorities, which ban such works on the mainland.
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Mystery Of The Missing Hong Kong Bookseller Deepens As Wife Drops Police Report
The mystery surrounding five missing Hong Kong booksellers known for titles banned in mainland China has deepened after one purportedly wrote to say he was fine, prompting his wife to drop a missing person's report.
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Hong Kong Says "No Indication" China Involved In Case Of Missing Booksellers
Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying said today he was "highly concerned" about the disappearance of five booksellers specializing in publications critical of China, while playing down speculation one may have been abducted by Chinese agents.
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Hong Kong Unsettled By Case Of 5 Missing Booksellers
Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers said today that they will press the government for answers after a fifth employee of a publisher specializing in books critical of mainland China's leadership went missing.
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Missing Bookseller Detained In China Returns To Hong Kong: Police
One of five missing Hong Kong booksellers allegedly specialising in gossipy publications about Chinese leaders and detained in China returned home today, Hong Kong police said.
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China Investigates Hong Kong Bookseller Over Mail Sales
Chinese police are investigating a detained Hong Kong bookseller for allegedly selling books by mail illegally in mainland China, an official Chinese newspaper said on Monday, the latest twist in a case that has raised concerns over erosion of civil rights in Hong Kong.
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China Faces Diplomatic 'Crisis' Over Missing Hong Kong Booksellers
For years Gui Minhai, a China-born publisher of tabloid books on China's leaders, had believed he could live and work overseas on a Swedish passport without fear of persecution by Chinese authorities, which ban such works on the mainland.
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Mystery Of The Missing Hong Kong Bookseller Deepens As Wife Drops Police Report
The mystery surrounding five missing Hong Kong booksellers known for titles banned in mainland China has deepened after one purportedly wrote to say he was fine, prompting his wife to drop a missing person's report.
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Hong Kong Says "No Indication" China Involved In Case Of Missing Booksellers
Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying said today he was "highly concerned" about the disappearance of five booksellers specializing in publications critical of China, while playing down speculation one may have been abducted by Chinese agents.
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Hong Kong Unsettled By Case Of 5 Missing Booksellers
Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers said today that they will press the government for answers after a fifth employee of a publisher specializing in books critical of mainland China's leadership went missing.
