A group of former Apple Daily staff members pleaded guilty to national security law charges in a Hong Kong court, in a case that has fanned concern for the city’s once free-wheeling media landscape.
Former editor-in-Chief Ryan Law, and Cheung Kim-hung, the newspaper’s former publisher and chief executive officer of parent company Next Digital Ltd., were among six defendants appearing in the High Court Tuesday. The others are former executive Editor-in-Chief Lam Man-chung, former associate publisher Chan Pui-man and ex-editorial writers Fung Wai-kong and Yeung Ching-Kee.
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