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Former Apple Daily publisher joins China tour for rehabilitated offenders

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Cheung Kim-hung, former publisher of the defunct Apple Daily, participated in a Hong Kong government-organized tour for rehabilitated offenders in mainland China. During the tour, Cheung expressed pride in his Chinese nationality and was impressed by the country's technological advancements. He had previously pleaded guilty to colluding with foreign forces and was serving a prison sentence until 2028. AI

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Former Apple Daily publisher joins China tour for rehabilitated offenders

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Danny Mok ·

    Former Apple Daily publisher joins mainland China tour for rehabilitated offenders

    A former publisher of the now-defunct Apple Daily newspaper has joined a Hong Kong government-organised mainland study tour for rehabilitated offenders, telling a state-owned broadcaster he felt “very proud” as a Chinese national after experiencing the country’s technological adv…

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