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    Hong Kong police raid two bookstores, arrest five people

    Five booksellers have been arrested in Hong Kong over the sale of allegedly "seditious" publications. Two bookstores have become the latest target in a continue…

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    Five booksellers arrested in Hong Kong police raids in latest crackdown on ‘seditious’ materials

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    [Hong Kong] Five booksellers arrested in Hong Kong police raids in latest crackdown on ‘seditious’ materials | The Guardian

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    Hong Kong Police Raid Independent Bookstores and Arrest 5 People

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