‘A STATEMENT OF FREEDOM’: T-SHIRT SLOGAN GOES VIRAL AND BOOK SALES ROCKET IN TAIWAN AFTER HONG KONG RAIDS
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Taiwanese people look on with concern at fate of Hong Kong’s independent booksellers, after series of arrests in recent months Walking out of one of Hong Kong’s last remaining independent bookstores, hands behind her… Escorted by police, the woman was among five people arrested during raids on two bookstores last week, suspected of displaying and selling publications with “seditious” content, a national security crime which carries…
According to China | The Guardian, Taiwanese people look on with concern at fate of Hong Kong’s independent booksellers, after series of arrests in recent months Walking out of one of Hong Kong’s last remaining independent bookstores, hands behind her…
The available RSS description adds: Escorted by police, the woman was among five people arrested during raids on two bookstores last week, suspected of displaying and selling publications with “seditious” content, a national security crime which carries…
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- China | The Guardian: Taiwanese people look on with concern at fate of Hong Kong’s independent booksellers, after series of arrests in recent months Walking out of one of Hong Kong’s last remaining independent bookstores, hands behind her…
- China | The Guardian: Escorted by police, the woman was among five people arrested during raids on two bookstores last week, suspected of displaying and selling publications with “seditious” content, a national security crime which carries…
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STORY TIMELINE
- 23/07/2026, 02:36 PRIMARY FEED ‘A STATEMENT OF FREEDOM’: T-SHIRT SLOGAN GOES VIRAL AND BOOK SALES ROCKET IN TAIWAN AFTER HONG KONG RAIDS (China | The Guardian • 1 hr ago) [Story Intel]
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