Former security chief-turned-Cabinet member to run for H.K. top post

Former security chief-turned-Cabinet member to run for H.K. top post

Regina Ip, Hong Kong's former security chief, tells a press conference at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on Dec. 15, 2016, that she will run in the territory's leadership election slated for March 2017. Ip was vilified by pro-democracy activists for spearheading failed anti-secession legislation and was forced to quit politics in 2003. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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