Supporters snap up Apple Daily copies in Hong Kong

Supporters snap up Apple Daily copies in Hong Kong

A resident holds copies of the Apple Daily in Hong Kong on June 18, 2021. The pro-democracy newspaper printed 500,000 copies, more than five times its normal daily circulation, a day after five of its editors and executives were arrested for allegedly violating the national security law.

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